Sánchez does Hamas new favors on the same day that Hamas murders a Spaniard

Spanish Prime Minister, the socialist Pedro Sánchez, continues to fuel antisemitism to cover up his corruption scandals.

Stirring up hatred against Jews to hide the wave of corruption of the socialists
Who is pulling the strings behind the false accusation of 'genocide' against Israel?

An attempt to cover up the court summons to his wife for September 10

This week, Sánchez's wife, Begoña Gómez, is summoned to testify before the judge on September 10 for crimes of influence peddling, business corruption, intrusion and misappropriation. In addition, the judge has asked the government to hand over all emails sent and received from the official account assigned to Sánchez's wife since July 2018, which could bring new scandals to light. That explains what happened today.

Sánchez regrets not having 'nuclear bombs' to stop Israel

Once again, Pedro Sánchez has reaffirmed his support for the hoax accusing Israel of "genocide," a hoax spread by Hamas's Islamist allies to cover up the crimes of that terrorist group. Sánchez has announced an arms embargo on Israel and other sanctions against that country that is fighting against Hamas terrorism. In his press conference, Sanchez even regretted not having "nuclear bombs" to be able to stop the Israeli counteroffensive against Hamas.

Hamas terrorists issue a statement applauding Sánchez

Never before has a president of the Spanish government gone to such extremes to favor a criminal organization that Israel is fighting against after suffering the worst terrorist attack in its history and the worst massacre suffered by the Jewish people since the Holocaust. Following Sánchez's announcement, Hamas terrorists issued a statement applauding the Spanish socialist leader and praising his measures against the Jewish state, the only democracy in the Middle East.

Hamas kills a Spanish citizen in a terrorist attack in Jerusalem

On the same day that Sánchez was doing new favors for the terrorists and they were applauding him in gratitude, Hamas has killed six people in a terrorist attack in Jerusalem. Among those killed is a Spanish citizen, Yaakov Pinto, a 25-year-old man born in Melilla who lived in Israel. In a further demonstration of his double standards with Israel and terrorists, Sánchez condemned the attack without making any mention of Hamas.

Israel calls Sánchez's government 'corrupt' and 'antisemitic'

This afternoon, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar called Sánchez's government "corrupt" and "antisemitic", stating: "The corrupt Sánchez government's attempt to divert attention from serious cases of corruption by constantly attacking Israel with antisemitic overtones is evident. The obsessive activism of the current Spanish government against Israel has as its background its ties to dictatorial and dark regimes: from the regime of the ayatollahs in Iran to the Maduro government in Venezuela." Likewise, Israel has announced sanctions against the Spanish government, specifically against communist ministers Yolanda Díaz and Sira Rego, members of the PCE, a party affiliated with the Palestinian terrorists of the PFLP.

Vox accuses Sánchez of acting as a “Hamas spokesperson”

From the Spanish opposition, the third most voted party in Spain, Vox, has accused Sánchez of being the spokesperson for Hamas. The national president of Vox, Santiago Abascal, has denounced: "Sánchez would like to have nuclear weapons ... but not to defend Spain. To defend Hamas. And surely Maduro. Cornered tyrants always end up going crazy. He is capable of allying himself with Hamas to cover up the fact that his wife, accused of stealing, is testifying before the judge this week". Following the news of the murder of Yaakov Pinto, Abascal stated: "While Sánchez was speaking as a Hamas spokesperson, Hamas was murdering a Spaniard in Jerusalem".

In a much more lukewarm statement, the president of the Popular Party, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has opted for equidistance and has criticized Israel and Sánchez, denouncing that the socialist leader did not speak about Hamas or ask for the release of the hostages kidnapped by that terrorist group. Also from the PP, the president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, has stated: "The terrorists who killed a Spaniard in Israel today applaud Sánchez. And he makes those decisions without explanations in Congress." From the PP in Madrid, Carlos Díaz-Pache has stated: "Pedro Sánchez has aligned himself with Hamas terrorism with a repugnant antisemitic statement."

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Photo: La Moncloa.