Netanyahu's son in Miami amid Gaza genocide: Venezuelan FM
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Venezuelan Foreign Minister Yvan Gil remarks on the luxuries enjoyed by the children of "Zionist leaders" while Benjamin Netanyahu carries out actions in Gaza against the Palestinians.
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Venezuela's Foreign Minister Yvan Gil Pinto listens, during a meeting with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov in Moscow, Russia, on Thursday, Nov. 16, 2023. (AP)
Venezuelan Foreign Minister Yvan Gil posted on X about the luxury lifestyle of Benjamin Netanyahu's son in Miami while his father commits a genocide in the Gaza Strip.
Gil wrote: "While the Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, orders the Israeli Army to carry out a campaign of extermination and ethnic cleansing against the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip, his son Yair Netanyahu lives peacefully in Miami, United States".
He stressed that, "This is how oligarchies operate worldwide. Their Zionist leaders, puppets of Washington, call for military interventions, economic blockades, or war against vulnerable populations, sending young people to kill other young people", adding that "while their children live peacefully far from the massacres, protected and surrounded by luxuries".
Mientras el Primer Ministro de Israel, Benjamin Nentanyahu, orderna al Ejército Israelí perpetrar una campaña de exterminio y limpieza étnica contra el pueblo palestino en la Franja de Gaza, su hijo Yair Nethanyaju vive plácidamente en Miami, Estados Unidos.
— Yvan Gil (@yvangil) November 23, 2023
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In the tweet, Gil called on the world to act against Netanyahu, his ministers, and army officials, stressing that they must be prosecuted for crimes against humanity.
He concluded his post by saying: “History will never forget who was responsible and complicit in the killing of more than 15,000 Palestinians, most of whom were children. Palestine will be free!”
The Foreign Minister's statement aligns with the martyrdom of Abbas Raad, son of Hezbollah's parliamentary bloc leader, Mohammed Raad, who was martyred on Wednesday in the Northern front battles along with four other resistance fighters.
This comparison aims to underscore the contrast between the Israeli Prime Minister's alleged commitment to his people and the dedication of Resistance officials in Lebanon and Palestine.
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