The Fratelli d’Italia programmatic conference is underway in Pescara. Today, during the panel on religious freedom, the Fdi group leader in the Chamber Tommaso Foti spoke, touching on various topics. On the recent protests in the Italian university world, linked to the anti-Israeli controversies, the politician said: “When I see in the universities mainly those who are out of line who think that the revolution will be achieved by breaking the agreement with this or that Israeli university because in this way we favor the struggle of the Palestinian people, I ask myself if it would have been better to send them to university or to dig where they would have obtained better results”.
Foti: “They nauseated us with the anti”
Speaking of the law, his first signature, which introduces a crackdown on non-compliant places of worship (in particular mosques and madrassas) which received the first green light in the Chamber commission, Foti said: “I would like to clear the field that this it’s an anti law, they’ve been nauseating us with the term anti for a week, let’s move on because even today many newspapers continue to reiterate and do blood tests, I don’t want to do them to anyone and I don’t want anyone to do them. do them to me.”
Foti: “Law not against freedom of worship but against illegal activity”
“This law says that third sector associations, if they want to carry out religious activities, do so according to “rules” to free once and for all those situations of illegal activity that we cannot tolerate”, clarified Foti. “How come the every time there is talk of a building amnesty, the left cries out for scandal because the abuses are being remedied and has tolerated these abuses for forty years?”. “It is not denying freedom of worship but – he explains – the license for illegitimate worship which cannot be perpetuated, we cannot have cities where people go to pray in garages without there being any safety regulations, any possibility of surveillance and minimum rules for exercising freedom of worship in the open.”
