Jean-Marie Dedecker Hard for Premier De Wever: « You can’t go to Boetsja with tears in the eyes and then look away from what happens in Gaza »
According to Jean-Marie Dedecker, our country is « too cowardly » to act against what Israel does in the Gaza Strip. That stated that the independent MP on Tuesday in ‘De Moerd’ on Radio 1, in the meantime rising to Prime Minister Bart De Wever (N-VA).
« I have seen that Israel was an apartheid state in which there are apparently über- and untermenschen, » said Dedecker, who has been in the Gaza Strip several times in the past. “The latter are the Palestinians. It hurts to see that the international community and our country is too cowardly to perform. (…) The Germans are still with the shame of the war, but today we are no longer allowed to say: « Wir haben es nicht gesusst. »
Dedecker said on Monday, a reader’s letter stating that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from Gaza was making the new Dachau (a concentration camp during the Second World War). « Far -out and daily bommel carpets are the new combustion ovens, » said Dedecker. « This is the technique of the scorched earth, ethnic cleansing. »
« Tears in the eyes »
Although Dedecker was part of the N-VA group in the Chamber until a few months ago, Prime Minister Bart De Wever also had to suffer it on Tuesday. Dedecker referred to the Wevers Recent Trip to Ukraine in ‘The morning’. « You can’t go to Boetsja with tears in your eyes, be selective indignant and then look away from what is happening in Gaza. I think we should be consistent in our country and finally say: we go for a two -state solution. »
