A painting exhibition titled "Palestine Through the Eyes of Montenegrins" has opened in the capital of Montenegro, Podgorica. Organized by the Palestinian Embassy in Podgorica on the occasion of International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, the exhibition at the Budo Tomovic Cultural and Information Center features 32 works by Montenegrin artists.
Among the artworks depicting Israel's attacks on Palestine, one painting stands out, where Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is compared to Nazi leader Adolf Hitler.
In his speech, Palestinian Ambassador to Podgorica, Rabi Alhantuli, stated that the Palestinian people are enduring difficult and painful times.
He emphasized that the crimes committed by Israel have no historical precedent, adding, "However, Israel's actions should not surprise anyone, as they are the result of international law being neglected for the past 76 years."
The exhibition, which is open until December 4, will donate its proceeds to Palestine.
