The events in Gaza were mentioned by SYRIZA-PS President Socrates Famellos, speaking at the event of the “Nikos Poulatzas” Institute for the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II.

He specifically emphasized: “Gaza is a genocide. We refuse to close our eyes and silence, especially in the deaths of so many children. The famine that has been imposed by the ban on humanitarian aid is a shake for modern culture. SYRIZA-PS demands that exclusion and genocide are stopped now and there is a fair resolution of the Palestinian. It is a crime in which we cannot remain silent. Half our heart is in the mobilization that is done with the Palestinian community in the Constitution. “

He referred to the restart of the Institute by saying that “it must be linked to the reconstruction, reconstruction and re -launch of progressive space and progressive ideas in our country” and added: “It is very important that the reboot is combined with the 80th anniversary”.

On the role of the Institute he also said: “The Institute is an important tool of scientific documentation, research and composition. We want to be a tool for integrating innovation and science in politics. It is and must remain a space open to free academic thinking, with research freedom, with critical and creative thinking. And they must be in line with social needs. “

He spoke of the prospect of cooperation of the progressive forces, stressing: “Today is more necessary than ever the polymorphic dialogue of progressive forces and progressive thinking. Dialogue, which will be parliamentary, will be kinetic, will be scientific and must be open and creative. And it must have respect and strategic horizon. To launch this dialogue space honestly. In our country, the defeat of the Right and the Conservative and Unjust policies requires the involvement of democratic and progressive forces and the reconstruction of the progressive space. “