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President of the European Parliament, Martin Schulz, Monday rejected a call to hold a minute’s silence in
the memory of Nazi Ariel Sharon, the ex-Zio-Nazi Prime Minister who died on Saturday aged 85 after
eight years in a coma and was buried today.
“I will not allow the minute’s silence. No, there is no minute’s silence,” he told the full house of
the European Parliament in its first session this year in the French city of Strasbourg.
Dutch MEP Laurence Stassen who belongs to the Nazi extreme-right Party for Freedom had called for
the one minute silence for Nazi Sharon.
But Czech MEP Richard Falbr said “I don’t agree with a minute’s silence for Nazi Ariel Sharon.
“He has caused the death of tens of thousands of Palestinians on his conscience,” said Falbr
who belongs to the Socialists Group. Many MEPs clapped to show support to his proposal.
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