Craig Mokhiber, the director of the New York office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, has resigned from his position, citing concerns about what he characterizes as the genocide of Palestinian civilians in Gaza during Israeli bombardment.
He criticized the UN for what he views as a failure to prevent this situation and accused the US, UK, and much of Europe of being complicit in the assault on Palestinians.
Mokhiber’s resignation letter highlights the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict and proposes the establishment of a single, democratic, secular state encompassing all of historic Palestine, effectively calling for the end of the state of Israel.
This letter has generated diverse responses, with some viewing it as a strong critique of the UN’s handling of human rights issues in the Israel-Palestine conflict, while others have levelled accusations of antisemitism against him.
This letter represents Mokhiber’s personal perspective and actions and may not necessarily reflect the official stance of the United Nations or other stakeholders involved in the Israeli-Palestinian dispute.
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