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Petro accuses US, EU and UK of supporting bombings against Palestinians

Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro, at the SALAC summit this Friday, accused the United States, the European Union and the United Kingdom of supporting Israel for launching bombs against the Palestinians, of whom he is a staunch defender. Petrou has stated that “it is not the old dynamics of the Palestinian–Israeli conflict” that is being experienced today, but there are forces that are “trying to preserve what exists (…), which brings us Killing as humanity.” And it is “deeply violent.” Petro said at the America symposium, “That’s why Germany supports genocide, and France, and the European Union, and the United Kingdom, and especially the United States, their democratic versions. “Latin America and the Caribbean as a Region of Peace, Eighth Summit of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC), held in Kingstown, the capital of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Is.

The Colombian President has stressed that “genocide” is taking place in front of everyone and has called for decarbonization, as he believes the current economy is what has led to the war in Gaza. Petro, who is a staunch critic of Israel, announced Thursday that Colombia has “suspended all purchases of arms” from that country in response to the attack during the distribution of food and humanitarian aid in Gaza City (north). “, where more people were killed yesterday. Nearly a hundred people were killed and another 700 were injured.

At least 112 Gazans were killed and 760 others were wounded on Al Rashid Street, southeast of Gaza City, according to the Strip’s health ministry, when they intercepted humanitarian aid brought by a convoy of 32 trucks and fell into Hamas hands. Tried to take. , Israel, which acknowledged that soldiers fired into the crowd, says most died of suffocation or were crushed by trucks driven by Gazan civilians.

Petro said that what happened in Gaza shows that the world “can no longer hold on to civilized international relations or international law built on the wreckage of World War II, the Nazis.” (efe)