{"id":10286,"date":"2025-07-07T10:19:51","date_gmt":"2025-07-07T07:19:51","guid":{"rendered":""},"modified":"2025-07-07T10:19:51","modified_gmt":"2025-07-07T07:19:51","slug":"juan-carrero-condemns-global-indifference-to-tragedies-in-gaza-and-congo","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/harici.com.tr\/en\/juan-carrero-condemns-global-indifference-to-tragedies-in-gaza-and-congo\/","title":{"rendered":"Juan Carrero condemns global indifference to tragedies in Gaza and Congo"},"content":{"rendered":"

In a speech at the International Peace Coalition meeting<\/a><\/span> organized by the Schiller Institute, Juan Carrero, President of the s’Olivar Foundation in Spain, stated that the world has become “morally dead” by ignoring major tragedies in Gaza, Syria, and Africa. He argued that this moral decay fuels the madness of war.<\/p>\n

Carrero noted that resisting countries like Iran possess something far more powerful than nuclear weapons, saying, “This is honor.”<\/p>\n

Describing the analyses at the meeting as “sensible, courageous, and enlightening,” Carrero highlighted the Schiller Institute’s consistent emphasis on the importance of morality alongside its geostrategic analyses.<\/p>\n

‘Moral death is worse’<\/strong><\/p>\n

Carrero stated that moral corruption has always been at the root of the destructive collapse of empires and all war frenzies in history. “Those pursuing a delusional expansionist project aim to bring about regime change in Iran. This is the last of the seven regime changes they have planned. They claim to be very concerned about Iran obtaining a nuclear bomb,” he said.<\/p>\n

Carrero emphasized that Iran and many other countries resisting the latest follies of the collapsing Anglo-Western empire possess something far more powerful than nuclear weapons, reiterating, “This is honor.” He added that Iran does not see the assassination of its generals or nuclear scientists in their homes with their families as a failure. He continued:<\/p>\n

“Each of them is a martyr whose blood will give life to their people. On this matter, both heroic military leaders and political activists agree with the advocates of the non-violence movement. There is something much worse than physical death, and that is moral death.”<\/p>\n

‘The world is morally dead’<\/strong><\/p>\n

Carrero asserted that a world that ignores the tragedies in Gaza, Syria, or Africa because they are not thought to directly trigger a nuclear catastrophe is a “worthless and morally dead” world.<\/p>\n

“The same applies to a world that does not care about Africa because the conflicts there are not waged with weapons of mass destruction or weapons that could destroy our Anglo-Western way of life,” Carrero assessed.<\/p>\n

In his speech, Carrero pointed to a series of “follies” that should not be tolerated, including the “Greater Israel project,” the “desire for Russia’s collapse,” and the quest by “the genocidal Paul Kagame to annex the vast eastern territories of the Democratic Republic of Congo.”<\/p>\n

Specifically addressing the situation in Congo, Carrero noted that the country has 7 million refugees, millions of victims, and hundreds of thousands of cases of rape. He stated that heroic leaders like Victor Ingabir, who could end this madness, are systematically killed or imprisoned.<\/p>\n

“Despite the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights ruling in his favor, Paul Kagame has abducted him once again, and no one can reach him,” Carrero said.<\/p>\n

Carrero concluded his speech by presenting a video message from the 1980 Nobel Peace Prize laureate, Adolfo Perez Esquivel, which included a call to “disarm the armed consciences and stop the wars and lies.”<\/p>\n