Firm condemnation of Hamas for the “ignoble and bloody” terrorist attack against Israel on October 7th; Israel’s right to self-defense; belief that in the future the solution to the conflict can only involve the creation of two states. These are the three concepts highlighted by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni regarding the conflict between Israel and Hamas, during her speech via videoconference from Berlin to the virtual summit of G20 leaders.
The prime minister also addressed the topic of the war in Ukraine. Speaking at the videoconference of G20 leaders, Giorgia Meloni once again condemned Moscow’s actions, also for their global consequences and the damage they caused to the poorest nations, and stressed that Russia could at any moment easily restore peace in Ukraine by withdrawing up from illegally occupied territories and reestablish the sovereignty and full territorial integrity of Ukraine. This is what we learn from the sources at Palazzo Chigi. Meloni participated in the call from Berlin, alongside Chancellor Olaf Scholz, on the sidelines of the Germany-Italy intergovernmental summit.
Source: IL Tempo
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