"We will no longer host Israeli citizens unless they openly declare their repudiation of the crimes committed by the Israeli government and its military." This is the announcement posted on the website of the private residence Villa Ebner in Porto Pino, a 5,000-square-meter complex near the beach. "Starving children, women, and men is not a political act, much less a legitimate act of self-defense," the statement explains.
A very specific direction, taken to send a signal—even from afar—on the war in Gaza . "Boycotting those directly responsible for what is happening," the residence specifies, "and those who silently endorse their actions, is a choice we hope will be shared by many. True, it is less than a drop in the ocean, but it is necessary at least to give a modicum of clarity to our conscience ."
Specifying that it is not "a political body," the Villa Ebner residence (whose website features, in addition to the message for a free Palestine, a message of support for Ukraine) clarifies that "we must account for events that, due to their gravity, cannot be ignored. What is happening in the Gaza Strip is one of these events." For this reason, " it is inhumane not to feel the duty to do something beyond superficial outrage . The systematic extermination of a people with the declared intent of wiping them from the face of the earth must be considered a true genocide."
(Unioneonline)
