Plenary statement in the debate on the United States’ Plan for the Middle East
Bernard Guetta (Renew). – Mr. President, how very wrong he is! How wrong Mr Trump is with this peace plan, which is a peace plan only in its name, because, finally, Mr President, peace is not just a question of power relations. Peace, Mr President, must be based on enough equity to ensure a future of understanding and not just of coexistence.
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Speech at the plenary debate on the situation in Iran and Irak in the wake of recent events.
Before asking ourselves what to do, we, Europeans, should look at the new situation in the Middle East. The Iranian regime is now as contested on its soil as it is in Lebanon and Iraq, and the Ukrainian Boeing tragedy has further increased its unpopularity within and outside its borders.
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Madam President, we can call them whatever we want. We can even call them re-education camps, as they do in Beijing. But it is still a concentration camp where one Uighur person in nine lives today, one million people altogether.
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First we talked about a dozen of deaths. It was already terrible, but the nominal and still provisional lists now show more than 300 gunshot killings, done with snipers.
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The half-brother of the French star DJ is a Member of the European Parliament, whose book on Hungary was published last spring. He draws from his fifty years’ experience as a journalist when he claims: the illiberal movements are about to run out of steam, because a policy of social justice provides answers that are more credible.
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