Gaza War: Giuseppe Conte's harsh attack: "Europe and Italy remain shamefully immobile."

The war in Gaza is reaching dramatic levels. It's not just an armed conflict: the Palestinian population is also facing a full-blown famine, further exacerbating the suffering already caused by the bombings. In a harsh attack on the Italian government led by Giorgia Meloni and the European Union, Giuseppe Conte denounces the institutions' inertia in the face of what he calls a silent genocide.

Raid on Gaza Hospital: Cardinal Parolin's Reaction

A new Israeli army attack hit the Nasser hospital complex in Khan Younis, in the southern Gaza Strip, causing the death of at least 20 people, including five journalists.

The Israeli military confirmed the raid, announcing the opening of an investigation, but without clarifying the military objective of the operation. In the statement, the Israeli military expressed regret for any harm to uninvolved individuals and emphasized that the journalists were not objective. Cardinal Pietro Parolin , Secretary of State of the Holy See, also called the situation "alarming," highlighting the lack of hope for a solution and the growing humanitarian crisis.

“ We remain stunned by what is happening in Gaza despite the condemnation of the entire world.”

Five Star Movement leader Giuseppe Conte stressed that in addition to the ongoing conflict, the population of Gaza is facing famine , with approximately 500,000 people at risk, including 132,000 children, according to the UN-backed Integrated Food Security Phase Classification.

While Europe and Italy remain shamefully stuck in their arms embargo and sanctions against Netanyahu's criminal government, we continue to do everything we can to ensure Palestinian civilians, victims of this massacre, are not left alone. In Genoa, "Music for Peace" mobilized to collect 40 tons of food in five days to take to Gaza. Let's support them, with everyone's contribution. The Five Star Movement is here .

The situation has also provoked harsh international reactions: French President Emmanuel Macron called the starvation of the population "dramatic," while Donald Trump declared that he was unaware of the raid but did not approve of it.