In a letter sent to Eduardo Bolsonaro, Amichai Chikli considered the episode ‘a disgrace for the Brazilian government’; Head of the anti-Semitism ministry also criticized the Brazilian judiciary, accusing it, with the support of President Lula, of welcoming individuals with extremist views
Last Sunday (05), the minister of Amichai Chikli, expressed his disapproval regarding the investigation involving the who was on vacation in Brazil. Chikli described this action as a “disgrace for the Brazilian government”. The investigation was initiated by the Federal Police, in response to a request from the Court, following a request from the Hind Rajab Foundation (HRF), which is dedicated to monitoring possible crimes against humanity in the Gaza Strip.
Chikli, head of the anti-Semitism ministry, argued that the HRF has links to terrorism and that the allegations made against Vagdani are unfounded, characterizing them as an attempt to persecute. “Our ministry’s research has revealed that the organization’s leaders have consistently supported Hezbollah, Hamas and other terrorist groups that seek the destruction of Israel and the murder of Israelis,” he wrote. He emphasized that this situation not only affects the military, but also all those who oppose terrorism.
The Israeli minister appealed to the deputy in a letter to speak out against what you consider to be an injustice.” I ask you, as a friend of Israel and the Jewish people, to raise a clear and resolute voice against this injustice — an injustice that is not just directed at an Israeli soldier, but to all those who oppose terrorism”, wrote the minister to the PL deputy.
Established last year by a group of lawyers and jurists, the Hind Rajab Foundation, based in Belgium, has as its main purpose the identification and prosecution of Israeli soldiers in other countries, with a view to their arrest and conviction for war crimes. The opening of the investigation generated intense reactions, both in Brazil and in Israel, reflecting the complexity of relations between the two countries amid a context of geopolitical tensions.
“The fact that the Brazilian Judiciary, under the support of the President welcoming individuals with such extreme views — especially as we approach the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz — is a disgrace for the Brazilian government,” expressed Amichai Chikli.
Now, let’s continue with his co-founder, Hassoun:
1. On December 9, 2023, Hassoun wrote: “I condemn Hamas for taking only 100 hostages instead of 500 or 1,000.”
2. He was born in southern Lebanon and now resides in Belgium. Active within the local Muslim community, he…
— Amichai Chikli (@AmichaiChikli)
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Posted by Victor Oliveira
