The global concern about the Israel and Iran conflict, as well as the political conclusions from the parliamentary debate on the establishment of a special parliamentary committee for a preliminary examination in the Tempe case, were put on the table during a radio interview by the Deputy Minister of State.

And, first for the war, the Deputy Minister under the Prime Minister pointed out that this escalation of tension is causing increasing concern, while expressing the hope and hope that all sides be found on the negotiating table. On the occasion of a meeting at the Greek Pentagon on Wednesday, he noted that it was needed at all levels.

For the Tempe tragedy, Th. Kontogeorgis reiterated that the ND had the institutional position on equal treatment between citizens and politicians -which would be reflected, after all, to its proposal in the constitutional review, he added. And, the ND parliamentary group added, “could not be sent from this position.” On the occasion of the debate on leaks of the ruling party (from the proposal for former Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Costas Ah. Karamanlis) he replied that he did not consider that they came from blue.

“With yesterday’s process a cycle of political tension, acidity and toxicity closes, and justice will now have justice,” he said subsequently. After all, he continued, “all rational citizens were saying from the beginning, the reason for justice and to be attributed to all levels.”

At the same time, “for the first time in the Transition – because there should be no shadow of concealment and there is no doubt about the intentions of the Government and its executives – two government officials are referred to the natural judge by the ruling majority in the House.”

Thus, the government listened and responded to the social alert of the previous period and “the decisions that have to do mainly with the criminal treatment of political persons have been faster,” Th. In relation to all that happened in the House, he noted that everyone has to be taught in relation to public discourse, style and morality.

While, after criticizing the opposition for toxicity, he spoke of the culmination of a tactic to fit the tragedy and emotion of the world in party competition. “Coalition of toxicity” was another characteristic phrase of the Deputy Minister rather than the Prime Minister with the simultaneous clarification, however, that he did not place all opposition parties in the same … sack. In any case, the impasse of the opposition was revealed, observed in yet another comment on Wednesday’s parliamentary process. And, the interview ended with the deputy minister expressing confidence that justice will do its job well.