Pd in short circuit: ecology or fight against Israel? | Libero Quotidiano.it

Pd in short circuit: ecology or fight against Israel? | Libero Quotidiano.it

Yes to environmentalists, but above all pro-Pal: while the war on fossil fuels is sacred, may no one ever dare to move by car and full speed ahead with renewable energy that will save us from oil and every evil of the modern polluted era (amen and so be it). But only if Israel is not involved. Otherwise, nothing counts anymore. The ecological battle stops in front of Zionism, after all Greta taught us this, as she was the first to set aside Friday gatherings for a cleaner planet and to wear the keffiyeh every other day of the week. In the name of boycott, it is okay to boycott ideologies too (the important thing is to realize it).

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Maybe, instead, on the side of those who say Palestine-will-be-free, the situation is slightly getting out of hand. First, they wage war on the pharmaceutical company Teva because it is Israeli, and then they cry when its office in Italy announces a staff reduction. First, they blame Western insensitivity that exploits limited resources to survive, and then they ask for the blocking of large photovoltaic parks because there is suspicion that they do business with the Jewish state. Something doesn’t add up. In other words, dear gentlemen of no to everything (when Jerusalem is involved), dear activists, militants, propagandists of green at (almost) any cost, which side are you really on?

In Ribolla, in the municipality of Roccastrada, that is in the inland of Grosseto, the watermelon environmentalists (those with green rind and very red soul) should at least be a bit embarrassed because on one hand they were just about to start a plant with 36,000 solar panels for 19 megawatts of power and about thirty hectares already validated by the impact assessment of the Tuscany Region and with the positive opinion of the Superintendence for the landscape acquired, but on the other hand they realized (a local irreducible pro-Pal noticed) that behind the Italian company managing the practice there was an Israeli multinational (Shikun & Binui) and the enthusiasm instantly faded.

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Now, with the support of the local PD, they talk about green-washing and “disguised speculations,” they bounce accusations at Shikun for being present in the “occupied territories” (because it’s clear that anyone who enters the West Bank or operates in the Strip is an accomplice to genocide etc. etc. the usual spiel), someone brings up “apartheid” and even the (supposed, for them) violation of human rights: in short, nothing. Even the regional body of Eugenio Giani takes time to “deepen the issue” and meanwhile just drags on. Never mind if Tuscany is the third Italian region behind on renewable energy targets, never mind if the refrain (in words) is to want to accelerate on plants (in general, not in Ribolla), never mind if yet another embarrassing failure happens.

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