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title: 'International Call to Action: Dr. José Benjamín Pérez Matos Calls for Decisive Responses to the Crises in Israel and Venezuela'
date: 2025-02-16
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# International Call to Action: Dr. José Benjamín Pérez Matos Calls for Decisive Responses to the Crises in Israel and Venezuela

*Cayey, Puerto Rico – February 16, 2025*

In a statement that links the situation in the Middle East with the humanitarian crisis in Latin America, Dr. José Benjamín Pérez Matos issued a message combining geopolitical analysis with a direct call for action from the international community. His remarks focus both on recent developments in Israel and on the ongoing situation in Venezuela.

One of the central themes of the message was a critique of the inaction of international organizations and governments in response to the conditions in which the Israeli hostages were found, drawing a comparison that underscores the severity of the situation:

**“It is hard to believe that, at this point, the world is still experiencing this. And look how they came out: they appeared as though they had come out of Auschwitz, all emaciated… This should not be happening.”**

In relation to Venezuela, Dr. José Benjamín Pérez Matos referred to the limitations faced by direct assistance initiatives, pointing to the administrative and legal obstacles that hinder on-the-ground intervention:

**“It is not that I did not want to go; it is that, due to the laws in place there, visa procedures have not yet been opened, which makes it difficult. But God will open the doors at the time He has to open them.”**

Finally, the message projected a vision of global transformation, highlighting the need for a new order that ensures stability and justice among nations. Within this framework, Dr. José Benjamín Pérez Matos outlined a perspective on future governance based on the alignment of countries with a higher authority model:

**“Those who wish to enter the glorious Millennial Kingdom will have to align themselves with that government.”**

The statement concludes with a central idea: the effective freedom of peoples does not depend on formal declarations, but on firm decisions and sustained action. In this sense, the message positions faith, leadership, and political determination as key elements for addressing current challenges and moving toward a scenario of greater global stability.

It reaffirms a line of constant support, where the spiritual dimension and the reading of international events converge in the same narrative.
