Italian parliament press conference on Palestine cancelled under Israeli pressure
Max Civili
Press TV, Rome
A press conference about the Israeli regime's brutal war on Gaza and the humanitarian crisis there had been scheduled to be held at the Italian parliament.
It was called off following pressure from Italy's government on the opposition lawmakers. The far-right ruling party says the conference was cancelled because figures banned by the Israeli regime would have attended it.
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