Giulia Sorrentino
Not a single Islamic party was born in Italy. There are various “evidences” that we see, and finally Il Tempo discovered the existence of «MuRo27» which is an abbreviation of «Muslims for Rome 2027», behind which there is Francesco Tieri, an engineer who converted to Islam, who has tried the political path, running in the center-left primaries for the seat of the fifth municipal president in 2021. «MuRo27», a group that apparently also has the approval of Centocelle imam Ben Mohamed Mohamed (“I do not condone or deny whether I am behind this project” he replied to the newspaper), founded in Rome, and made up of “Muslims who live, study and work in the capital and want to contribute to political discussions ahead of the 2027 administrative elections”. They have openly stated their intentions, namely to influence the political agenda, based on the principles of the Islamic religion, and fully implement the political mantra of Islam. But we have also seen the connection between Mohammad Hannoun, considered by the US to be the Italian branch of Hamas, with acronyms such as the basic trade union (USB), Potere al Popolo, and squares that are no longer only filled with groups of Islamic origin, such as the Italian Youth of Palestine (GPI, which celebrated October 7 by organizing a procession in Bologna on the day of the pogrom carried out by Hamas), but also with organizations representing extreme left groups. In fact, as also highlighted in a Washington Outsider Center report written by terrorism expert Giovanni Giacalone, “the alliance between left-wing groups and Palestinians is more of a relationship of mutual need. While left-wing groups used the Palestinian struggle in Gaza to attack the center-right government led by Giorgia Meloni, the Palestinians were able to leverage the extensive network and connections of the left wing, which has deep roots in the country (Italy), to revive their struggle in the hope of pushing the Italian government to sever diplomatic and economic ties with Israel.”
Therefore, the square has not been a tool for mobilizing society in the name of noble principles: it has become the main means of creating discomfort (as some have recently admitted) by trying to find the most compelling causes. Qualified sources tell us that there were several meetings of the acronym in question, to try to understand “how to address CGIL on the left” and with what theme. They know very well that Minister Maurizio Landini cannot go beyond certain limits, even though he is the leader of Italy’s historic trade unions. And in fact, other acronyms also know that they are bold, trying to capitalize, especially on the fringes and among those who abstain, on dissatisfaction and dissatisfaction. Among them, there are those who understand that the “Gaza problem” can also involve those who politically may not share the same ideas as a whole, but are moved by the propaganda created around the conflict. Recently, three days ago, flags of the Palestinian Communist Party appeared around Rome with the inscription in Arabic «Workers of the world, you must unite. Palestinian Communist Party” in a kind of call for anti-government mobilization that combines social and humanitarian goals. But currently, apart from the Calp and Carc groups, which show clear ideological links with Russia, the Communist Network, Osa and Cambiare Rotta stand out, close to the Maduro regime in Venezuela, although the most highlighted profile is the youth, who are much more indecisive and malleable. In the Palestinian mix, there can be no rearming and salaries, the agenda of national-scale Islamic parties is ready and they are already organizing themselves region by region, starting from large metropolitan cities to using mosques, schools and universities.
