The antisemitic march supported by Sánchez's ministers: “It is resistance, it is not terrorism”

@ElentirENG ES 10·16·2023 · 16:11 0

The antisemitic march supported yesterday in Madrid by several Sánchez ministers became a march to glorify the Hamas attack.

Several ministers of Pedro Sánchez support a demonstration of an antisemitic group that celebrated the Hamas terrorist attack
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A march called by a group that celebrated the Hamas terrorist attack

The march, called by Samidoun, an organization that celebrated the Hamas terrorist attack against Israel, not only displayed its anti-Semitism in posters that sought to erase the State of Israel from the map, as we saw yesterday, but also slogans were chanted that justified without circumvent that attack.

Shouts of “It's resistance, it's not terrorism” in the march

Here we can see an example in a video published by @DeIndignadxs about that march, in which the slogan "It's resistance, it's not terrorism" is heard, in a clear reference to the Hamas attackand the qualifications it has received from the European Commission, the governments of several European countries and from numerous media outlets:

80% of Hamas attack victims were tortured

Just yesterday Sky News pointed out that according to the autopsies, the 80% of the victims of the Hamas terrorist attack were tortured. "The forensic team has found bodies cut up, burned alive, raped (including girls and old women), amputated arms and feet, decapitated, children tied up and burned alive", ACOM points out. Is this what several ministers of Pedro Sánchez and the extreme left consider "resistance"?

Mutism of the Prosecutor's Office in the face of that infamous demonstration

On the other hand, it is worth asking: is the Hate Crimes Prosecutor's Office going to do something against the infamous slogans launched in that anti-Semitic march? In Spain we have seen the Prosecutor's Office act for much less than this, but When those who demonstrate are the allies of the government - which is the one who controls the Prosecutor's Office - then there are no reactions. Something like this cannot be tolerated in a civilized society, and the permissive attitude of the Sánchez government - and the support of half of the cabinet - towards this apology for terrorism is something scandalous.