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The author stated that he would continue to fight for rights, justice, and peace for Gaza and the Palestinian people, denouncing lies and inertia. He accompanied the message with the hashtags #Avs and #PiazzaPulitaLa7. #Avs #PiazzaPulitaLa7 https://t.co/TZlEtwZDFw #Gaza #Palestina #Giustizia #PS #GZ (translated)

Luigi Marattin corrected a mistake made on Piazzapulita, where he referred to UN Security Council Resolution 242 as "282." He argued that the text, adopted after the Six-Day War in June 1967, stipulated two conditions to be met together: the Israeli withdrawal from occupied territories and the recognition of the right to existence and peace of all states in the region, including Israel. Marattin recalled that in 1979 Egypt accepted a land exchange for peace and that Israel returned the Sinai. He added that the Egyptian leader Anwar Sadat was then assassinated. According to Marattin, other Arab states and Hamas, which emerged in the late 1980s, did not recognize Israel's right to exist. He stated that after Israel's unilateral withdrawal from Gaza in 2005, Hamas did not initiate a disarmament and peace process. He linked this position to Arafat's rejection of the Camp David Accords in 2000 and accused Hamas of oppressing Palestinians, launching rockets at civilians in southern Israel, and preparing the attack on October 7, 2023. In conclusion, he urged readers to verify the text of the resolution and accused pro-Palestinian propagandists of spreading falsehoods. #ONU #Pace #MedioOriente (translated)

Luigi Marattin responded to Corrado Formigli, who in the Corriere had described as "an embarrassing confusion" what the deputy said on Piazzapulita. Marattin mentioned that he has been reading investigative journalism and historical studies on conflicts for decades and cited Il Legionario, a book about Giustino De Vuono, arguing that its author documented the presented theses. Marattin accused the documentary Naza of making unfounded accusations. He cited the bombing which, according to the mentioned reconstruction, would have killed 500 civilians, stating that no evidence of either the attack or the death toll had been presented. He argued that the only source was Hamas's word, treated as truth, while Israeli accounts were dismissed as propaganda. He added that he had said on air that, in wartime, he did not consider the reports of the involved parties reliable and preferred those from independent observers. For this reason, he described Israel's decision not to allow foreign journalists into Gaza, even at their own risk, as a mistake. Marattin accused Formigli of not listening to this point and of silencing dissenters, imposing his own opinion. Finally, he wrote that he would have liked to read a "mea culpa" from the host for his statements about Israeli children on October 7. #giornalismodinchiesta #storia #media (translated)

Anita Likmeta wrote that Stefano Massini defended migrants well, recalling that they worked in tomato harvest, road paving, elderly care, and prostitution. She added that some of them could have also done Massini's job, perhaps better, and that then it would have been his turn to integrate. The post cited Piazzapulita from LA7. #Migranti #Integrazione #Lavoro (translated)

Francesca Albanese, speaking to PiazzapulitaLA7, accused the program of preventing the statement that Israel is an apartheid state and practices violent racial segregation, which has already degenerated into genocide. She also claimed that Israel was accelerating the Israelization of Italian society. #Israele #Apartheid #Genocidio (translated)