Meloni with his head in his jacket in response to Bonelli in the Wall Street Journal

On the front page of the Wall Street Journal. The prime minister Giorgia Meloni hidden inside her gray jacket in the Chamber has become the first photo news of today’s American newspaper, entitled: “Don’t Look at Me With Your Disturbing Eyes”. Translated: “Don’t look at me with those disturbing eyes”, the phrase uttered by the leader of the Greens, Angelo Bonelli, during his speech in the Chamber on the conflict in the Middle East, and addressed to the Prime Minister. Who reacted first by spreading his arms and then hiding in his suit jacket.

The image taken in the Chamber thus became the news photo on the front page of the newspaper directed by Matt Murray. No items inside. “She was right to cover her face, because he has completely lost it,” commented Giuseppe Conte.

Today on social media Meloni takes up the event that took place in the Chamber and writes: “I note the uproar from various opposition members because to the words of the Green leader Bonelli addressed to me in the Chamber, ‘don’t look at me with a disturbing look’, I responded by ironically covering my face so as not to arouse anxiety in the colleague. I don’t know what he meant by ‘creepy look’, but I apologize to my colleague and to anyone else who may feel intimidated.”

And Bonelli’s reply arrived immediately. “Did Giorgia Meloni apologize to me through a post on social media? Apologies have nothing to do with it, I didn’t feel offended, the problem is not the apologies but that the prime minister must have an institutional posture.”