Italian parliamentarian pleads for an Algerian whose residency was revoked for refusing war of extermination in Gaza

A member of the Italian parliament, during her plea the day before yesterday, Friday, demanded that her country’s authorities in Rome stop the decision to revoke the residency of a young Algerian man who participated in a march in which he criticized the war of extermination that the Palestinian people are being subjected to in Gaza.

The MP “Stefania Ascari” confirmed that the young Algerian man, whose name is Saif, has been residing in Italy for 10 years and works as a high school teacher and has not been recorded to have violated Italian law during this period, which confirms the discipline of this young man and the moderation of his social life.

The  latter considered that the suspension of the young Algerian from his work and his detention in the deportation center in Ponte Galeria, because he criticized the horrific crimes committed by Netanyahu in Gaza, which led to the killing of more than 17 thousand children, is unacceptable and the Italian government must reconsider this issue.

The Italian opposition confirmed its absolute rejection of the suppression of any political practice in the country, and that political expression is not a reason for deportation or a pretext for blackmail, adding that the young Algerian has every right to political expression like every Italian citizen.