Members of the Italy-Palestine friendship Parliamentary Group have formally raised concerns with the Foreign Affairs Minister regarding the situation of Khaled El-Qaisi, an Italian-Palestinian citizen who was arrested at the Tel Aviv Airport while returning to Italy. The Italian MPs are demanding answers as to why Khaled was detained by Israeli authorities without any reason or charges, a clear violation of international law.

It has been ten days since Khaled was stopped by Israeli authorities and taken to prison, leaving his loved ones and supporters deeply worried about his well-being and the circumstances surrounding his arrest. The lack of transparency and justification for his detention has prompted Italian MPs to condemn the actions of the Israeli authorities and emphasize the violation of international laws and norms.

The MPs have expressed their concern that Khaled's arrest is yet another example of the ongoing disregard for international law by the Israeli authorities. His detention without proper cause or charges raises serious questions about the respect for due process and human rights.

While the Foreign Affairs Minister has not yet formally responded to the MPs' inquiry, an informal statement indicates that diplomatic channels are being activated to address the situation. 

The call for Khaled's liberation is resonating across political parties, associations, and civil society throughout Italy. Appeals for his immediate release are multiplying, highlighting the widespread support and solidarity for Khaled and the belief that his detention is unjust.

The Italian MPs' formal inquiry and the growing chorus of demands for Khaled's liberation underscore the importance of diplomatic efforts to resolve the situation promptly.