What Mounir spoke about.

Mr President, Mrs Kallas, ladies and gentlemen, 6 February 2025: alongside Netanyahu, Donald Trump signs an executive order. Anyone who helps the ICC investigate Americans or Israelis will be punished. You did nothing. Since then, he has struck five times: the prosecutor, his deputies, judges. Among them, two Europeans, the Slovenian Beti Hohler and the French judge Nicolas Guillot. Five times. An

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the Middle East is on fire and blood. Netanyahu's government is maintaining this leak forward. Settlement, annexation of the occupied Palestinian territories, destruction of Gaza and displacement of an entire people are its road map. Trump's United States supports and Europe looks. In Gaza, evidence of genocide is accumulating. In the West Bank, an apartheid reg

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, Commissioner, the Israeli Foreign Minister insults Kaja Kallas, the head of European diplomacy, and four days later you run to Tel Aviv to shake hands with her, no doubt with the approval of Ursula von der Leyen. The signal sent is disastrous, and your contempt for European credibility is total. To make it absolutely ridiculous, you add that Israel is a key part

Madam President, Madam Vice-President, sometimes you have to be able to say things clearly. And the truth is that the American president is back to the wall. Then he can cry out for diplomatic victory, twist reality, no one is fooled. At best, his peace agreement takes us back eleven years, with toll fees from the Strait of Hormuz as a bonus. All this for what? Thousands of dead, massive destructi

Mr President, taking advantage of the regional chaos caused by the Israeli-American attacks, Tehran is intensifying its relentless war against its own people. Many of us are indignant. And it is normal, the terror that reigns the regime is abject. Fewer support a foreign policy that funds civil society to document human rights violations. Even fewer support a foreign policy that allows visas to be

Mr President, I would like to return to what has just been said: this is intolerable. In fact, at the heart of the Temple of European Democracy, we have just called for the destruction of the State of Israel. I speak out all the time to denounce and express my disagreement with the Israeli government. But a call here for the destruction of Israel cannot be allowed to pass. I want it to be recorded

Mr President, the United Nations is the guarantor of a world order based on international law, and the recommendations made in this report by this Parliament are paramount. We call in particular to protect the ICC, the International Court of Justice, to guarantee support for UNRWA, to abandon double standards in international law. But because, ladies and gentlemen, there is one but: this Parliamen

Mr President, this debate says one simple thing: the European right has chosen to ally itself with the far right, ready to do anything, even trampling on the rule of law, copying the American ECI, allowing raids on housing, tracking down migrants, locking up children. For us, it’s no! It is not because it is unworthy. It is not because it is contrary to everything Europe claims to be. The hubs bac

Madam President, sanctions against the International Criminal Court, against our civil society partners, our judges, our former Commissioners; bombing; kidnapping of a dictator; unwavering support for genocide; haggling for a Nobel Peace Prize; withdrawal of international organisations; end of international humanitarian aid; contempt for law and the United Nations; trade war: Here is the summary.

Mr President, since 8 January, the Iranian population cut off from the world has been massacred by a theocratic regime that has been killing, torturing, violent and repressing for 50 years. But the population holds. As with the "Women Life, Freedom" movement, she doesn't let go. His courage is matched only by his thirst for freedom. But I want to warn us Europeans: Let us not be little Trumps, rea

Madam President, Commissioner, on this International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, let us recall that rape is used as a weapon of war in Sudan. It should also be remembered that, since the capture of El Fasher, 3,000 people have been massacred. Stopping this massacre must be an emergency for the European Union. This conflict, as we know, is fuelled by foreign powers for the co

Madam President, yesterday, High Representative Kaja Kallas implied that the sanctions against Israel could be abandoned if the ceasefire were to hold and humanitarian aid returned to Gaza. But beware, ladies and gentlemen, there is a mistake about the goods. First of all, it's not a ceasefire. Since October 10, 97 dead, 153 tons of bombs dropped in one day, by Netanyahu's own admission, and only

Mr. Speaker, two years after October 7, we pay tribute to the victims of the massacres, the hostages still held and their families who are still waiting. Our commitment to their release remains total. But Prime Minister Netanyahu's failed. He used the plight of families to justify a devastating war, abandoning his own to pursue an eradication goal: that of the Palestinian people in Gaza. And while

Madam President, after 23 months of genocide yesterday, we observed a minute of silence for Gaza. As I speak, 1 million Gazans have been ordered to leave the northern part of the Strip. Israel continues its ethnic cleansing. And we, what do we do? Our first minute of silence. Gazans have only one choice, exile or death. And we Europeans have contributed to this crime and are complicit and guilty.

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, on 4 September, the Trump administration decided to sanction three Palestinian NGOs: the NGO Al-Haq, the Al-Mezan Centre for Human Rights and the Palestinian Centre for Human Rights (PCHR). The PCHR is, as I speak, being bombed by the Israeli army. The American position is in a way a license to kill. These associations help to support the civilian population.

Mr President, as we debate the peace agreement between the DRC and Rwanda, I would first like to remind the Congolese that they will always find me on the side of peace, to rejoice when the weapons are silent and the blood stops flowing. But they will never find me on the side of those who rob their sovereignty and wealth. To work for peace is above all to work for justice. However, Donald Trump i

Madam President, Gaza, Palestine, the Middle East, we have been talking about this here for twenty-one months, again and again. We talked about the evidence of the ongoing genocide, we talked about the logics of apartheid, we talked about all the elements that constitute ethnic cleansing. But what have we done? So, for once, I am not going to talk here about hungry children, hospitals destroyed, c

Mr President, this debate should have focused on a single issue, the Association Agreement between the European Union and Israel. It's not a matter of words, it's a matter of courage. For once, Europe can and must act. But instead of acting, you speak, you procrastinate, you reevaluate. So I ask Mrs Kallas: What remains to be reassessed in terms of human rights? Forced displacement of populations:

Madam President, "Real risk of genocide": this warning from the International Court of Justice has been ringing for a year and a half and there is still no action by Member States. Three months ago, Mme Kallas renewed its support for Israel at an Association Council. From silence to complicity, we are now told to re-examine the Association Agreement. Save yourself the exercise, Commissioner, open