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Priyanka again bats for ppl of Gaza, says Israel’s action “unacceptable” in a world that profess morality

Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Friday once again came out in support of Gaza saying it is the moral responsibility of every right thinking individual including all those Israeli citizens who do not believe in hatred and violence, and every government in the world to condemn the Israeli government’s genocidal actions and force them to stop.

She also said that Israel’s actions are “unacceptable” in a world that professes civility and morality

In a post on X, Priyanka Gandhi said, “It is no longer enough to speak up for the civilians, mothers, fathers, doctors, nurses, aid workers, journalists, teachers, writers, poets, senior citizens and the thousands of innocent children who are being wiped out day after day by the horrific genocide taking place in Gaza.”

“It is the moral responsibility of every right thinking individual including all those Israeli citizens who do not believe in hatred and violence, and every government in the world to condemn the Israeli government’s genocidal actions and force them to stop. Their actions are unacceptable in a world that professes civility and morality. Instead we are subjected to the image of the Israeli Prime Minister being given a standing ovation in the US congress,” she said.

“He (Benjamin Netanyahu) calls it ‘a clash between barbarism and civilization’. He is absolutely correct, except that it is him and his government that are barbaric and their barbarism is being given the unstinted support of most of the western world. It is truly a shame to watch,” she said.

This is not the first time that Priyanka Gandhi has came out in support of people of Palestine. She has on several occasions condemned the actions of Israel in Palestine.

Anand Singh

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