Palestinian Mission Discusses Disappearances with UN
The Palestine Mission in Geneva met with the United Nations team concerned with enforced disappearances to enhance collaboration on the issue of missing and forcibly disappeared Palestinians in Palestine. Ambassador Ibrahim Khreishe emphasized the importance of pursuing cases of Palestinians who are missing and held by the Israeli occupation, especially given Israel’s continued failure to respond to the team’s communications and its inability to determine the fate of more than 11,000 Palestinians, according to the mission’s statistics. He also pointed out the difficulty in accessing affected areas and the lack of information about detainees. The report highlighted the increasing number of disappearances during efforts to obtain aid, the occupation’s impact on families’ lives, and called for the full utilization of United Nations tools to ensure families’ right to know the fate of their loved ones. Additionally, the two parties discussed strengthening technical cooperation with Palestinian institutions and supporting efforts to reclaim rights, including organizing international events to back the cause of missing Palestinians.
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