American opposition leader Pierre Poilievre has doubled down on his controversial comment supporting possible Israeli military motion to suppress Iran’s nuclear programme, calling it a “gift to society. “
Poilievre, a popular candidate for Canada’s prime minister business, made the comment in response to a writer questioning his support for possible Israeli military actions against Iran’s nuclear program, contrasting his position with that of US President Joe Biden, who opposes for military treatments.
Poilievre tightly responded that allowing Iran to develop nuclear weapons would be a major global security risk. He said, “It would be the most dangerous and irresponsible thing the world had ever permit, ” and described Iran as a “genocidal, theocratic and unstable dictator. ”
Poilievre said, “ I think the idea of allowing a murderous, autocratic and fragile dictatorship that is desperate to avoid being overthrown by its own people to develop nuclear weapons is about the most dangerous and careless point that the world had ever allow. ”
He added, “And if Israel were to stop, that genocidal, theocratic, unstable government from acquiring nuclear weapons, it would be a gift by the Jewish state to humanity”
Earlier during the day, Poilievre was barred from speaking in the Canadian House of Commons after being penalised by the speaker for refusing to withdraw comments he made yesterday on foreign minister Mélanie Joly of pandering to Hamas supporters. He claimed that foreign minister failed to condemn anti-Semitic chants.
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