The brawl in Madrid politics over the start of hostilities in the Middle East is far from abating. 24 hours after the fight between the forces with parliamentary representation over the inclusion of the apostille "of all victims" in the official declaration for the call for a minute of silence, Isabel Díaz Ayuso has made her complaints official to the central government, whom she asks be up to the task: "They should not leave us in embarrassment," demanded the president of the Community after the dispute the day before between PP and Vox with PSOE and Más Madrid.
"I understand that those who beat police officers, who have kidnapped and killed in their history, or who have burned the streets" of Catalonia do not condemn it, he said after the presentation of the balance sheet of the INFOMA 2023 Plan. "But I don't want to condemn it." ", he continued, "to be politicizing everything again. I honestly cannot understand how on this occasion they are not capable of taking the side of those families for a single moment and condemning the terrorist attacks that so many civilians, innocent people, have suffered these days. ".
Although seconds after rejecting politicization, she has introduced feminism as an argument for her reproaches, describing the images of "the bodies of those broken, raped and bloody women that have been exhibited as trophies during these days" to ask: "Where are those feminists to to take their side or to, at least, remember that this cannot be tolerated?" I think a great opportunity is missed; "Just condemn him... and then we'll talk about other things," she added.
Ayuso has delved into her idea by slipping that the fact that the music festival held on Saturday in the south of Israel was a Hamas objective is due to the fact that "women in Israel are free, something that does not happen on the other side of the country." wall because of jihadism. So if we do not know how to separate this and condemn something as serious as what we have experienced, we will not be at the level of the great liberal democracies that are doing it these days. I think that the Government of Spain should do what himself and not leave us in embarrassment," he insisted.
Más Madrid, for its part, has once again condemned this Tuesday the attacks committed "on each of the civilian victims of the conflict between Israel and Palestine, without nuances or categories based on their place of origin."
For this reason, Mónica García's formation "demands a ceasefire" and strongly condemns the "indiscriminate response that the Government of Israel is carrying out on the Palestinian population. A response that includes the cutting of supplies and water, this being a right necessary for life, as indicated by the UN".
And, in a statement sent to the press, it undertakes not to stop "working on a peaceful resolution of the conflict in which the coexistence of the two States is recognized within the framework of the agreements reached in 1967."
