The United Nations is set to include Israeli authorities in its annual report on sexual violence in conflict zones, following allegations of abuse against Palestinian detainees. Israeli officials confirmed this development, with Ambassador Danny Danon denouncing the decision as 'outrageous' and stating that Israel will sever ties with UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres. The report cites 'credible information' regarding sexual violence allegedly committed by Israeli security forces in detention centers, where Palestinians have reported widespread abuse. A New York Times investigation corroborated these claims, revealing accounts from 14 Palestinian individuals who reported sexual assaults by Israeli settlers or security personnel. The UN report will also mention Hamas in relation to similar allegations. Relations between Israel and the UN have deteriorated significantly, particularly after the recent conflict in Gaza, which has resulted in substantial Palestinian casualties. Danon criticized the UN's decision to equate Israel with Hamas, calling it unacceptable.