Threatening letter to Deputy Prime Minister Tajani
A threatening letter was delivered today to Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani, at his office in Palazzo Chigi. The letter, signed by a self-styled “Global movement against the Nazi-Zionist terrorist state of Israel for the liberation of Palestine,” contains disturbing warnings.
The envelope bears a sender identified by the initials A.F. and an address in Bologna. The letter announces the intention to use armed force to attack the interests of the State of Israel starting from November 15, 2024. The authors of the letter accuse Israel of war crimes and genocide, mentioning that the violent actions will target embassies, museums and any activity associated with the Israeli state in the world.
Warnings to Supporting Nations
The message also addresses the authorities of countries that support Israel, listing the United States, Great Britain, Germany, France and Italy. According to the letter, the global silence and unconditional support for what they call “genocide against the Palestinian people” would justify such threats.
“We believe in the right of the Palestinian people to live on their land and to continue their resistance until liberation,” the authors say. The letter highlights the urgency of the situation, citing alarming figures of over 50,000 innocent victims including children, women and the elderly and more than 200,000 wounded.
Reflections on the Future of the Situation
This letter is not only a direct threat but also a wake-up call about the growing tension between the parties in conflict. The international community is called to reflect on the importance of dialogue to prevent further escalations of violence. As the date indicated in the letter approaches, governments will have to face crucial decisions regarding their support for Israel and the position to adopt towards the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
In an already fragile global context, the response to such provocations could determine not only the future of international relations but also the safety of citizens involved in this complex geopolitical issue.