“As we march for the greatest celebration of Christianity, we have to think that a tragedy is unfolding in the Middle East,” said Mr. Famellos and added: “Of course we condemn both the terrorist attack by Hamas and the attack by Iran, but we cannot remain silent in the face of an unending tragedy unfolding in Gaza”. He accused the government of not taking any initiative to stop and solve the problem.
He called “unacceptable, inhumane and extreme right-wing the position of the Deputy Minister of Health Dimitris Vartzopoulos” and called “disgusting what he said and especially the fact that he connected femicides with biological causes”. He then noted: “It is unacceptable that the prime minister did not say anything about the matter. Enact legal recognition of the term femicide now. It was Mr. Floridis’s mistake to defend Mr. Vartzopoulos. The prime minister must expel Mr. Vartzopoulos from the government.”
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