“We will not forget and we will not forgive”
.
La France insoumise (LFI) MP Sophia Chikirou reacted on Tuesday February 13 to the death of Hind Rajab, a 6-year-old girl whose body was found on Saturday in Gaza City.
“We will broadcast the voice of Hind and for centuries, it will bear witness to the savagery and barbarity of
Israel ,
”
wrote the far-left elected official on the social network X. In her message, she accuses the State Hebrew of being
“born of colonization, apartheid and genocide”
.
The fate of this little girl moved the world, after her telephone calls for help were broadcast on social networks almost two weeks ago.
Panicked, she implored the Palestinian Red Crescent to come and help her.
The car she was in was reportedly hit by Israeli tank fire and her family members who were with her were killed.
His remains were finally discovered on Saturday February 10.
The rest of his family and Hamas accuse the IDF, and Washington has called for an investigation.
“Neither forgetting nor forgiveness”
In a second message ,
still
on
“The videos of the massacres and the suffering of the Palestinians will haunt humanity for a long time
,” she added, before concluding by saying:
“Neither forgotten nor forgiven
. ”
Since October 7, LFI has been mired in controversies about the conflict between Israel and the Hamas terrorist movement.
A few hours after the violent attacks by the Islamist group, which led to the death of more than 1,160 people, a first press release from the rebellious parliamentary group spoke of "an armed offensive by Palestinian forces", creating controversy.
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What followed, in particular, was an interview during which MP Danièle Obono described Hamas as a
“resistance” movement,
then the decision not to attend the national march against anti-Semitism in November, described by Jean-Luc Mélenchon of
“meeting”
of
“friends of unconditional support for the massacre”
of Gazans.
The movement's leadership was also singled out for refusing to label Hamas a
"terrorist"
group .