Former Italian PM slams govt. for violating intl. law over military ties with Israel
Max Civili
Press TV, Rome
Italy's former prime minister Giuseppe Conte has slammed Italy's government for violating the international law after the country's parliament rejected a motion to suspend a Rome-Tel Aviv MOU, sealed 25 years ago.
Conte says the Meloni government has made a mockery of Italy as no sanctions against the genocidal regime have been requested.
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