The National Assembly of Nicaragua, controlled entirely by the Sandinista party, “asked” the dictator Daniel Ortega to proceed to break diplomatic relations with the State of Israel, as a form of protest for what they call “genocide” against the people of Palestine.
During a “Special Session of Solidarity with Palestine”, the political operators of the dictatorship who serve as deputies, and their stilt-walking collaborators, approved a “declaration of condemnation” against Israel, which they accuse of genocide during the war that the Jewish State is carrying out against the Hamas terrorist group.
On October 7 of last year, Hamas launched a surprise attack against Israel, in which at least 1,200 Israelis were killed within hours and another 250 were taken hostage. That attack triggered the war against that organization, considered a terrorist organization, which has destroyed a large part of the Gaza Strip, controlled by Hamas.
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The main political operator of the dictators Ortega and Murillo in the National Assembly, Gustavo Porras, read the declaration in which they say they condemn “Zionism and its allies” whom they accuse of “imposing their arrogance, cruelty, extreme hatred against families innocent, bombing mercilessly on civil infrastructures such as hospitals, schools and homes.
For this reason, say the Sandinista deputies, “in the face of these atrocious, criminal and cruel actions of the Israeli government against the Palestinian people, the National Assembly of Nicaragua respectfully ask the Government of Reconciliation and National Unity “that considers the breaking of diplomatic relations with the genocidal and Zionist government of Benjamin Netanyahu.”
The Ortega-Murillo regime has spoken out against the State of Israel since the beginning of the conflict, condemning what it has always called “genocide” against Palestine but on no occasion has it condemned the surprise attack by Hamas on the Israeli population.
Ortega’s diplomacy has described this war as “dramatic and tragic” and at the same time has repeatedly demanded that the UN and the international community “speak out and contribute to stopping this new massacre of brothers and sisters, which demands respect from all of us.” and solidarity, to once again undertake dialogues, conversations, essential, based on all rights, to defend the lives of all.”
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However, as the conflict has progressed, the dictatorship has taken more bellicose positions, expressing condemnations against Israel and calling it “Zionist and genocidal.”
In their “declaration in solidarity with Palestine” this Friday, the deputies of the Sandinista dictatorship accuse Israel of provoking Loop “the most detestable atrocity of the 21st century and one of the worst in the history of humanity” and at the same time they also accuse the Western powers and the media and international organizations “supposed defenders of human rights” of hiding “the true dimension of the suffering and destruction of the Palestinian people.
In the document approved by Ortega’s parliamentarians they declare the Government of Israel, “an enemy of humanity”, and blame it for wanting to “extend its barbarism throughout the Middle East; endangering peace and world security”, according to the subordinates of the Ortega-Murillo dictatorship, “with the complicity and logistical and military support of the North American and European empires who establish themselves as truly responsible for the murders and brutalities committed by their spearhead: The Criminal Zionist Regime.
