The Jewish politician against racist chapter Andrew Fenstein said that Britain is responsible for the situation and tensions in the Middle East.
This came in an interview with Anatolia Agency with Fenstein, who was elected in 1994 as a party deputy The African National Congress Who was leading him Nelson Mandela In the first elections after the fall of a regime The apartheid In South Africa, then moved later to Britain and joined Labor Party.
During the interview, Fenstein touched on the aggression that Israel has been on Iran since last Friday and the continuous Western support of Tel Aviv, noting that “Iran does not have advanced nuclear capabilities as is the case for Israel.”
Financhetten warned that if nuclear facilities were targeted in Iran, this may lead to a disaster whose effects extend to subsequent generations.
He added that attacking nuclear installations may cause nuclear materials to leak over a kilometer, which constitutes a catastrophe that the residents of the region will live for successive generations.
Since last Friday, Israel has launched an American support for an aggression against Iran, which includes bombing nuclear facilities, missile bases, and the assassination of military leaders and nuclear scientists, which resulted in 224 people dead and 1277 wounded, while Tehran responded with ballistic missiles and drones that left about 24 dead and hundreds of injured.
The Jewish activist stressed that “Israel has become a nuclear force with the support of its closest ally, which is the racist separation system that was in South Africa.”
He pointed out that South Africa and Israel are two states of apartheid and assisted each other at the time by reaching the nuclear power, and when South Africa became a democratic country in 1994, its nuclear weapons abandoned.
He expressed his concern about the transformation of Israel into a nuclear force. Financéstein said that when Israel is governing a person who needs war in order to get rid of corruption charges associated with arms deals and others and to remain in power, this constitutes a threat to the world and humanity, in reference to the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
“What raises more terror is that our governments do nothing about it,” he added.
Extracting lessons
Fenstein was nominated in the last British elections against the leader of the Labor Party Care Starmer In the Holborn and St. Pancras, with the aim of preventing him from reaching the prime minister.
The activist stressed the need for Western governments to restrain Israel, stressing that Netanyahu and his military leaders should be held accountable before the judiciary.
Netanyahu clings to power in conjunction with his trial internally on corruption charges and his internationally pursuing the International Criminal Court on November 21, 2024, an arrest warrant against him for committing war crimes and crimes against humanity against the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.
Financhetten pointed out that Western countries “are silent about what is going on, or make meaningless statements that are meaningless,” stressing that “this situation raises surprise, and reflects the absence of the political leadership in the Western countries.”
The British politician criticized the mentality of permanent hostility to the West, saying, “The United States has occupied more than the countries of the world.”
“Who is the real aggressor here?! (…) The Iranian people do not deserve to be attacked by a racist and criminal state supported by Western governments.”
He also explained that the West seeks to change the regime in Iran, considering that this is the reason for the absence of international regulations based on the rule of law and democracy.
He said that our leaders should extract lessons from history before it is too late. Britain once overthrew a democratically elected government in Iran (government Muhammad MossadeqThis is one of the reasons that led us to the state of political instability in the Middle East today.
Financhetten highlighted that Britain is responsible for the situation in the Middle East today.
He concluded by saying, “It is time to extract lessons from history, to learn from our previous mistakes towards Iran, and to search for peace in the Middle East instead of wars from which profits are only reaping profits, corrupt politicians and some political parties.”