Francesca Albanese, the U.N. special rapporteur on Palestinian rights, has faced allegations of antisemitism after she endorsed a social media post comparing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Adolf Hitler. Her comments follow a history of criticism from Israel, particularly after she accused the nation of committing genocide in Gaza. In response to the post, which juxtaposed images of Hitler and Netanyahu, Albanese stated, "This is precisely what I was thinking today." Israel's foreign ministry condemned her remarks as "beyond redemption" and criticized her use of the U.N. platform, while U.S. officials echoed these sentiments, calling the comparison reprehensible. Albanese defended her stance, asserting that the Holocaust's memory remains intact and that her statements are part of a pursuit of justice. The debate underscores ongoing tensions surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the role of U.N. officials in addressing human rights issues.