President of Argentina: Israel does not commit any extremism in Gaza

In a conversation with CNN, the full interview of which will be published next Sunday, Argentine President Javier Milli assured that “Israel will not commit a single act of excess in the Gaza Strip”.

In a part of this interview published on the CNN website in Spanish, he supported “Israel’s right to defend itself” because, according to this far-right leader, “Israel was attacked and this kind of Actions require exemplary responses”.

Miley also claimed that the Zionist regime is acting “within the rules of the game”.

The position of Xavier Milli, who traveled to the occupied territories in early February (late Bahman), is still maintained while the United Nations Security Council approved a resolution on an immediate ceasefire in the Gaza Strip last Monday.

During this trip, which he made only 2 months after assuming the presidency of Argentina, Milli met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and announced his “firm support” for Israel’s war against the Palestinians.

He who presented himself politically as an ally for Israel, has announced that Argentina is ready to move its embassy to occupied Jerusalem.

Mili has repeatedly emphasized that the main international allies of the Argentine government are the United States and the Zionist regime. At the same time, the condemnation of the Zionist occupation regime around the world is increasing due to the massacre of more than 32,400 Palestinians in Gaza during the last six months and putting a significant part of the population of this region in severe famine conditions. /p>

Source: IRNA