Francesca Albanese

As you said, I mean, I was watching

what you said and what you've shown before.

I mean, call it the way you want, but 70,000 people have been killed in Gaza, 150,000 have been injured, many with life

life-lasting injuries.

I mean, I've seen, I visited the same premises that you have in Qatar already in February 2024, and it's an abomination.

So, but yes, there was already a distress because of that.

And yeah, I think that there were things that upset the United States, but as you said, I mean, the United States intervenes so powerfully.

to silence and to reprimand so draconianly anyone who dares scrutinizing Israeli practices.

Yeah, I've run into this attitude.

I mean, what is shocking is that it doesn't only happen inside Israel.

In fact, inside Israel, there is criticism.

There are

organizations like B'Tselem and Physicians for Human Rights who have denounced the genocide.

What has been shocking to me as a European, as a Western person, is the level of denialism, the vilification of the Palestinians as they go through what they go through.

So Palestinians are killed, they are blamed, as we have heard, and they are smeared.

And there has been a denialism of what is happening that is, again, has no precedent in recent history.

Are you with me?

As a European, I've been raised, educated toward the Holocaust.

has been.

And I know that the Holocaust, it's a misrepresentation arguing that the Holocaust happened in concentration camps only.