Anti-Semitic hatred is unleashed in front of Vicenzaoro, the gold and jewelry fair that opens today and which also has an Israeli pavilion inside. A group of protesters – around 700 – belonging to the social centers tried to change the direction of the pro-Palestine march to reach the exhibition center and the police had to intervene with a charge to alleviate the use of water cannons. 9 police officers from the mobile department and a Venice Digos operator were injured in the clashes. All suffered minor injuries, including bruises and abrasions, and none of them required hospitalization. A blitz that the FSP State Police Union defines as a “pre-ordered aggression” and in which the antagonists even used “modified devices containing metal chips, which demonstrate a clear desire to cause as much damage as possible”. All in the indifference of the left.
Tommaso Foti, leader of the FdI group in the Chamber of Deputies, points the finger at the silence of the secretary of the Democratic Party, Elly Schlein. “I express the solidarity of the Fratelli d’Italia deputies to the State Police personnel, cowardly attacked and injured in Vicenza, during an anti-Israel demonstration, by some criminals who participated in the protest organized by the social centers”, reads a note . What happened “is extremely serious and deserves unanimous condemnation from the entire political class”. However, Schlein remains silent while she was very willing to condemn the commemoration of Acca Larentia”, denounces Foti. According to the representative of Giorgia Meloni’s party, the leader Democrat is “very busy defending NGOs” and perhaps, ironically, “he returned to watch the film Krypton again. From the secretary of the Democratic Party we expect strong words against what happened, certainly once the recommendations of shows to see in the cinema have been exhausted”, he concludes with a reference to Schlein’s last outing in front of the appalled Democratic deputies at the “conclave” at the Gubbio resort, when he openly admitted that he only spoke at the end of the second day of work because at the cinema…
Source: IL Tempo
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