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UN Rights Chief: Israeli Policy in West Bank Resembles Apartheid

7 January 2026
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UN Rights Chief: Israeli Policy in West Bank Resembles Apartheid
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The UN human rights office has released a report accusing Israel of “systemic discrimination” against Palestinians in the West Bank, with conditions worsening over the past three years. High Commissioner Volker Türk likened the situation to apartheid, citing extensive Israeli laws and policies that severely impact daily life for Palestinians. Israel dismissed these claims as absurd, arguing that the report ignores security concerns tied to the ongoing conflict. The report highlights increased settlement expansions and violations of international law, indicating a deliberate intent to maintain oppression of Palestinians.

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