The young people gathered at the Bolivarian University and from there they left for the vicinity of the National Assembly, where from a platform they denounced the genocide of the Zionist regime that in recent months caused the death of more than 34 thousand children, women and men.
The Palestinian ambassador in Caracas, Fadi Almazen, conveyed the most sincere thanks and gratitude for the support of Venezuelans for this cause and conveyed his recognition to the people who, despite the unjust siege for so many years, maintain their solidarity.
What the people of Palestine are suffering did not begin on October 7, 2023, we have been waiting for justice for 75 years, demanding the right to exist, how many more children have to die, said the diplomat.
Almazen denounced that Israel turned the Gaza Strip into a children’s cemetery, destroyed more than 500 schools and universities, and therefore, “whoever murders more than 16,000 children wants to destroy a town.”
This is ethnic cleansing and they are committing genocide thanks to the support of the US government and the complicit silence of Europeans, he stressed.
The plenipotentiary indicated that what is happening in Gaza did not begin seven months ago, but more than seven decades ago, and today it is Palestine, but tomorrow it could be another sister nation, he warned.
One of the speakers said that they traveled more than five kilometers to reach Parliament, but it is nothing compared to what is happening in the Strip, where Zionism murdered almost 40,000 Palestinians, mainly children and women.
The young representative Génesis Garvett asserted that “the loving and noble young people of the people of Venezuela tell Palestine that it is not alone and we demand the ceasefire and extermination that they want to carry out in the Gaza Strip.
Garvett, president of the Great Young Venezuela Mission, confirmed that the spirit of the young Bolivarians will always be in favor of the sovereignty of the people and stressed that today we stand in solidarity as did Commander Hugo Chávez (1954-2013) and as doing President Nicolás Maduro.
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