Brahim Baya, the promoter of the prayer-rally with the Palestinian flag seen on the University of Turin, in opposition to the “genocide in Gaza”, because the Muslim preacher himself remembers through the Saturday 25 May episode of In different phrases, this system hosted by Massimo Gramellini on La7. The visitor in connection claims the correct to wish in a secular college as a result of to specific one’s religion “there isn’t any want for authorization”, he states, underlining that spiritual freedom is assured by the Constitution. However, it was an anti-Israel rally, Gramellini factors out and replies: what response would you have got if a rabbi made a prayer in opposition to Gaza in entrance of the Israeli flag and inside a college? Journalist Cecilia Sala then factors out to Baya the pictures depicting that Friday, during which ladies are secluded by males, behind a grate, as occurs in mosques. With the distinction that we’re in a college. The preacher replies that women and men are additionally divided in synagogues and mosques, and as soon as even in church buildings.
Federico Rampini additionally intervenes on this level: “That separation would not sit nicely with the college. It has simply reminded us that for a few years even in Catholic church buildings there was a separation between women and men, however we’ve gone past this stage”, assaults the editorialist of the Corriere della Sera. “Do we’ve to return as a result of this faith imposes it on us? – Rampini argues – Must the conquests of Italian ladies and of Western ladies normally be canceled when a faith takes over that decides to cancel them?”, he continues, giving credit score to Sala for having grasped one of the indefensible factors of what was seen in Turin. “Italian ladies and Western ladies will not be prepared to surrender these rights as a result of a faith imposes it”, he concludes.