The day after the vote in favor of the Palestinians at the UN, Mohamed Odeh spoke about Argentina’s alignment with Israel and the US, which turned their backs on the project.
The head of the Al Fatah organization for Latin America, Mohamed Amer Odeh, stated that President Javier Milei “was prepared for at least twenty years by Israel” to express their total support for that country. The statements came after Argentina’s negative vote for Palestine to obtain greater participation rights in the United Nations Organization (UN).
“Milei’s support for Israel does not surprise me. It’s not strange at all. I think they have been preparing it for twenty years and now “He is a Christian who wants to become a Jew.”considered the leader of the Palestinian political-military organization that is part of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO).
In radio statements, Odeh indicated that, in general, Israelis look for certain “popular” people to achieve their objectives in different countries.
Al Fatah is the party that controls the West Bank, the other Palestinian territory, and is at odds with Hamas, the party that dominates the Gaza Strip. Regarding the war that is taking place in the Strip, and the situation that the inhabitants of the territory have been experiencing for years, the leader of Nicaraguan origin maintained that “it is time for the leaders of the world to agree” to put an end to it.
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In that sense, He assured that “Israel alone cannot continue” with its offensive, but that the war will continue as long as the actions of the Jewish state continue to be supported by the Western world. “The Palestinian people want to reach an agreement to put an end to this cruel war, but Israel does not want to,” said the representative of the Palestinian organization.
“The problem is that the Western world is very hypocritical. The best proposal to end the conflict has been raised in the United Nations Security Council. But the United States has vetoed it and I don’t know the reason.”he explained.
At the same time, he expressed the seriousness that in addition to the United States, France, England and Germany also provide weapons to Israel to sustain an offensive in Gaza which, among other consequences, “left 85% of the homes in the strip unusable, leaving some two million Palestinians homeless.”
However, he also raised the possibility that most of the deaths were caused by Israeli forces, by not distinguishing between Palestinians and Israeli hostages.
Source: Ambito
