Overview
- In a tense half-hour on La7’s Otto e Mezzo, Fini sparred with host Lilli Gruber and later apologized for his raised tone.
- He reaffirmed loyalty to Giorgia Meloni, saying he has supported her and will vote for her again.
- Discussing the Global Sumud Flotilla off Crete, he called the blasts “actions of disturbance,” praised the humanitarian aim, and noted the mission’s political markings.
- On Gaza, he urged avoiding rigid labels such as “genocide” and said the priority is finding remedies to the crisis.
- He said recognizing a Palestinian state is a duty yet largely symbolic without a Palestinian leadership, and he defended commemorating Charlie Kirk despite not previously knowing him.