Opposition on Janša's 'Embarrassment' and 'Failure' in the National Assembly, Golob: Apologize
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SLOVENIAN Prime Minister Janez Janša said in the parliament that according to international law there is no genocide in Gaza.
The “depoliticized” RTV Slovenia seizes every opportunity to denigrate the Prime Minister – even if it overlooks the standards it talks about so much. After Janez Janša showed a photo allegedly from Sudan in the National Assembly, RTV denied it the same evening, saying that the photo “appears” to originate from Gaza, and from this formulation, which itself […] The post One photo does not change the facts; the massacre of civilians in Sudan is vi…
At a parliamentary session with parliamentary questions to Prime Minister Janez Janša, opposition leader Robert Golob highlighted the genocide in Gaza and the West Bank, but Janša replied that according to international law, genocide does not exist there and that it is political rhetoric.
The first parliamentary question about the turnaround in Slovenian foreign policy in this term was posed to Prime Minister Janez Janša by former Prime Minister Robert Golob.
The regular session of the National Assembly, which began last Monday, will conclude with parliamentary questions to Prime Minister Janez Janša. The Prime Minister will answer questions related to national security and foreign policy, as well as the fulfillment of pre-election promises and measures to combat organized crime.
Slovenia's pro-Israel Prime Minister, Janez Jansa, committed a complete fiasco while trying to prove in parliament that there was no genocide in Gaza. Holding up a photograph he didn't know was taken in Gaza, Jansa said, "This is Sudan, there are piles of corpses. Far more than what you see in Gaza. These are the Christians who were killed."
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