The president of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, in his third term following a disputed reelection, accused Israel of carrying out an "extermination war" against the Palestinian people. This comes after a UNICEF report reveals that about 60,000 Palestinian children are suffering...
Maduro, in his statements, strongly condemned Israel's actions, describing them as a "brutal violation of human rights" and an attempt to "erase the Palestinian people from the face of the Earth." The Venezuelan leader called on the international community to stop what he describes as a campaign of violence and genocide by Israel.
"It is unacceptable that in the 21st century we continue to witness atrocities like these. The world cannot stand idly by in the face of the devastation and suffering of the Palestinian people," Maduro stated. His words reflect a firm position in solidarity with Palestine and against the Israeli actions that, according to him, severely threaten peace in the region.
Tensions between Israel and Palestine have increased in recent weeks, with violent clashes in Jerusalem and the Gaza Strip. Maduro thus joins the voices condemning the violence and seeking a peaceful and just solution to the historical conflict in the Middle East.
