Posts Tagged: Giorgia Meloni
‘They Sing Peace and Rape Our Women:’ Fury in Italy Over Antisemitic Rock Song Penned by Senior Regional Official
Italy's prime minister is being pressured by opposition politicians to condemn a senior regional official over a virulently antisemitic song he performed while playing with...
Negotiations Underway for Visit to Israel by Italian Prime Minister Meloni
i24 News - Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is expected to visit Israel in June and the planning of her trip is underway, officials said...
Italian Jews Infuriated By Parliament Speaker’s Celebration of Fascist Party’s Founding
Jewish leaders in Italy have forcefully condemned the speaker of the country's parliament for celebrating the anniversary of the founding of the main Italian fascist...
The Italian Right Turns Against Antisemitism
JNS.org - “Tragic irremediable darkness” was how Giorgia Meloni, who is now poised to become Italy’s next prime minister, described the events of Oct. 16,...
Italy’s Giorgia Meloni Must Take the Side of the Iranian Protesters
JNS.org - In the midst of a sea of attacks that have branded her a neo-fascist, Giorgia Meloni—who is poised to become Italy’s first female...
Italy Debates Country’s Jewish Future After Far Right Prime Minister Elected
The victory of far right candidate Giorgia Meloni in Italy's elections over the weekend has led to an intense debate in the Italian media over...
Is Italy’s Giorgia Meloni a Friend or a Foe of the Jews?
JNS.org - The latest parliamentary elections in Italy have sent many in the chattering classes in both Europe and the United States heading for their...
Meloni Tipped to Be Prime Minister as Italians Vote
Italians were voting on Sunday in an election that is forecast to return the country's most right-wing government since World War Two and pave the...
Italy’s Meloni Warns of Broader Risks Posed by Ukraine conflict
Giorgia Meloni, set to lead a new Italian government with two parties once close to Moscow, warned on Sunday of the risk posed to Western...
