Archive · 1 Jul 2025
UN Expert Report Accuses Companies of Sustaining Israeli Actions in Gaza
A UN expert made a report saying some companies are helping Israel in Gaza.
These companies, like those that make weapons or technology, are allegedly making money from the conflict.
The expert says this is why the conflict keeps going.
The report names many companies and claims their products are used in Gaza.
Israel disagrees with the report and says it is wrong.
The report will be discussed at the UN Human Rights Council.
UN expert's report alleges companies support Israeli actions in Gaza.
Report names over 60 companies, including arms and tech firms.
The report claims these companies profit from Israel's actions.
Israel's mission in Geneva called the report defamatory.
The report will be presented to the UN Human Rights Council.
- Who
- UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese and over 60 companies
- What
- Report alleges companies support Israeli actions in Gaza.
- When
- Report published late Monday; will be presented Thursday to the UN Human Rights Council
- Where
- Geneva, Switzerland, Gaza, Occupied Palestinian Territories
- Why
- To highlight alleged corporate involvement in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the financial aspects.
Accusations and Findings
Israeli Rejection
Corporate Involvement
Accusations and Findings
Companies are financially bound to Israeli apartheid and militarism, thereby sustaining the conflict.
Israeli Rejection
Israel denies accusations of genocide and asserts its right to self-defense.
- Report Author
- Francesca Albanese, UN Special Rapporteur
- Companies Named
- Over 60
- Allegations
- Supporting Israeli settlements and military actions
- Israeli Stance
- Report is 'legally groundless, defamatory'
- Presentation Venue
- UN Human Rights Council