“Lastly, after a number of days when the federal government vilified Stefanos Kasselakis and SYRIZA – PS for our journey of solidarity in the direction of the Palestinian folks, the reality shone via, even from the prime minister himself”, notes the pinnacle of the division of Overseas Affairs SYRIZA, Rena Dourou.
And he says decisively that “Mr. Mitsotakis, in his statements to STAR, lastly admitted that the go to of Stefanos Kasselakis to Palestine didn’t hurt nationwide pursuits. So I welcome him to this perspective, regardless that he hesitated.”
As he notes, nevertheless, “sadly, Mr. Mitsotakis’ perspective betrays the best way he views international coverage: No starting, center and finish, solely the goal of micro-political exploitation”.
“In the previous couple of days, the consultant of the federal government indulged in loads of non-existent accusations towards SYRIZA-PS for the journey to Palestine and our place on the Palestinian situation. However as quickly as he understood the acceptance of Greek society in our sensible solidarity motion, the prime minister excused himself to save lots of all the things that might be saved”, insists Rena Dourou.
The top of the SYRIZA international affairs division speaks of the “political cynicism of this authorities”, which “solely causes concern in the best way they view the ideas of ‘nationwide pursuits’ and ‘international coverage'”.
What Kyriakos Mitsotakis mentioned about Kasselakis’ go to to the West Financial institution
“He has the fitting, I can’t inform Mr. Kasselakis what he’ll do,” mentioned the prime minister, when requested in regards to the SYRIZA president’s journey to the West Financial institution.
And he mentioned that Greece needs to get to the purpose of recognizing the State of Palestine, however the query is the highway map to get there.
“The query is whether or not now could be the fitting time, we do not assume so, however in any case the ultimate resolution to the tragedy can solely be the institution of the State of Palestine”, mentioned Kyriakos Mitsotakis.