A strong confrontation occurred earlier today in Parliament during the discussion of the new development law between the Minister of Development, Takis Theodorikakouand the president of the Freedom Cruise, Konstantopoulou. The reason for Ms Konstantopoulou’s harsh claims that the Greek Government was keeping up “Stand of silence” and demonstrates “complicity” In ‘Crime’ and ‘Continuing Genocide’ which, as he argued, takes place in Gauze.
Mr. Theodorikakos He categorically rejected the allegations, stating that “what you say does not have truth, you do not even believe them.” He responded to Mrs Constantopoulou’s hints about ‘Owned Silence’ of the government, stressing that “we are moving on the basis of our consciousness, human sensitivity and national interest”. He even recalled that the Greek Foreign Minister pioneered a resolution of 80 states for the unobstructed flow of humanitarian aid to the Gauzethe ceasefire and the release of hostages.
The Minister of Development emphasized that “no one has the monopoly of truth and representation of law” and described Ms Constantopoulou’s “tragic mistake” to link the government’s attitude to their tragedy Temps With the war in the Middle East. ‘What you say is the definition of toxicityof lie and the complete deprivation“, Mr. Theodorikakos added, calling on her to” stop using a national tragedy that has bleeded the souls of the whole of Greece. ” Reiterated the commitment to ‘truth and justice to the end’ for the Tempi.
Earlier, Ms. Konstantopoulou had fired severely accusing the government of “ends of the tomb of silence” on its issue Gauzearguing that with this attitude “he is supported by murdered states, they commit war crimes and crimes against humanity, they commit genocide” He had even reached the point of wondering: “I asked Mr. Mitsotakis,” Who pays you? ” He also criticized the government for a lack of commentary on the arrest warrants of the International Criminal Court against the Israeli Prime Minister and the Hague International Court of Justice’s ruling on his illegal occupation. Gauzecomparing the Greek stance with other countries that warned of interruption of trade relations with Israel.