Eight statements against Israel and none on a massacre of Catholics in the Congo

On July 29, you could read here about dozens of Catholics murdered with machetes in the Congo by Islamists.

Sánchez and the difference between killing Catholics in Congo and Muslims in New Zealand
Dozens of Catholics are murdered with machetes by Islamists in the Congo

The massacre took place on Saturday, July 26, at the Church of Blessed Anuarita in Komanda, Ituri province. According to a statement from the United Nations Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUSCO), the Islamists killed 43 people (19 women, 15 men, and 9 children) and kidnapped several others. The attack took place while the victims were in the church, which was destroyed by terrorists from the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF), a group that has pledged allegiance to the Islamic State.

Almost a month has passed since that massacre. In all this time, the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has not yet published any statement condemning it. Let us remember that on March 15, 2019, when a far-right Australian terrorist, Brenton Tarrant, murdered 51 Muslims in attacks on two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, the president of the Spanish government Pedro Sánchez and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs published messages condemning the massacre that same day.

To give you an idea of ​​the leftist bias of Spain's government, in the last month the Ministry headed by socialist José Manuel Albares has published eight statements against the State of Israel (an automatic copy can be seen here, in case those statements were deleted). The subject matter of these statements includes a statement condemning the construction of Jewish housing in Judea and Samaria, stating that it is "illegal." Is this more relevant to the Sánchez government than the machete murders of dozens of Christians by Islamist terrorists?

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Photo: La Moncloa.