The parties say no to the Israeli occupation of Gaza

The Brothers of Italy and Italy of Italy (FdI) and Forza Italia (FI) oppose the occupation of Gaza, with a ceasefire as a priority, but equally firm in their demands for Hamas's disarmament and the release of Israeli hostages. Meloni's party advocates for business support measures. Augusta Montaruli: "With a premium corporate income tax, there will be lower taxes for companies that hire more." The League party argues that bilateral negotiations on tariffs are needed to overcome European bureaucracy. Forza Italia emphasizes export data to new markets, demonstrating its strategic vision of diversification. The entire opposition is against the occupation of Gaza. From the Democratic Party (PD), Secretary Schlein speaks of Prime Minister Meloni's "complicit silence with Netanyahu." Against Netanyahu's decisions, Europa con çagi calls for the implementation of greater European sanctions against Israel, the suspension of unilateral cooperation with Israel, and the recognition of Palestine. The Five Star Movement is attacking the government over the economy, tariffs, and the growing poverty of Italians; one in three people are not taking vacations. Following Occhiuto's resignation, and with regional elections imminent, Calabria will vote on October 5th and 6th. In Veneto, Salvini is backing the right-wing candidate for the League and calling the incumbent Zaia's civic list "an added value." AVS says no to the electoral split. Meloni calls for a single election day for all regions.