This happened during an event organized by the Venezuelan Embassy here at the headquarters of the Palestinian National Council to mark the eleventh anniversary of the physical departure of Commander Chávez.
After the screening of a documentary film about Chávez's positions of solidarity with the Palestinian people, the South American nation's ambassador, José Gregorio Biomorgi, reiterated his country's unconditional support for the Palestinian cause, clarifying that this position is not temporary, but rather representative Politics of the Venezuelan state.
He stressed that Chávez was a symbol of resistance against imperialism and against Israel's atrocities against the defenseless Palestinian people, recalling what the leader did in 2009 when he expelled the Tel Aviv ambassador from Caracas.
For his part, Maher Al-Taher, member of the Office of the Central Committee of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, assured that Chávez's principles and ideas are ingrained in the minds of all Palestinians.
While Yasser Al-Masry of the Palestinian National Liberation Movement believed that the leader's death was a loss for all free peoples of the world.
The interventions ensured that Chávez made Venezuela a country that supported the just causes of the people of the world, especially those of the Palestinians.
On the other hand, Syrians and Venezuelans laid a wreath in front of the monument erected in honor of the Venezuelan leader in the garden named after him at Damascus University.
Palestinian Ambassador to Syria Samir Al-Rifai, who was present at the event, emphasized the Bolivarian Revolution's continued support for liberation movements in the world and for Arab issues, especially the Palestinian cause.
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