The hostile attitude of the socialist Pedro S\u00e1nchez against Israel is bringing relations between that country and Spain to the brink of breakdown.<\/p>\n
S\u00e1nchez sets fire to the relationship between Spain and Israel<\/big><\/p>\n Far from acting like a president of the government of a country in the European Union, S\u00e1nchez acts as an agitator who is dedicated to inflaming relations between Spain and Israel<\/strong>, the same attitude that he exhibits in his domestic politics, which seems dedicated to inflaming coexistence between Spaniards by giving wings to separatism and the extreme left. <\/p>\n A few days ago we saw the shameful news of the Hamas terrorists thanking S\u00e1nchez's government for its position<\/a>, something outrageous but already familiar to Spaniards: remember that the socialist leader owes his re-election to support of a party, Bildu, that refuses to condemn ETA's terrorism<\/strong>, a party that has been doing some concessions that humiliate the victims of that criminal gang<\/a >.<\/p>\n Criticizes Israel hours after new Hamas attack<\/big><\/p>\n This morning, two Hamas terrorists shot down a group of civilians Israelis in Jerusalem<\/a>, murdering three people and wounding 16<\/strong>. At the time of publishing these lines, Pedro S\u00e1nchez's government has not yet issued any statement condemning this attack.<\/p>\n However, hours after that criminal act<\/strong>, S\u00e1nchez slipped new criticism against Israel<\/a>, stating: \"I have frank doubts that Israel is complying with international humanitarian law.\"<\/em> A very cynical statement coming from<\/strong> un authoritarian ruler who is violating the rule of law in Spain<\/a>, amid criticism from numerous institutions, including the Judiciary, and with multitudinous protests in the streets<\/a>.<\/p>\n A policy against Israel that is very reminiscent of Russia's<\/big><\/p>\n It is not difficult to find similarities with S\u00e1nchez's hostile attitude against Israel. What the Spanish socialist leader is doing increasingly resembles the feigned equidistance of the Putin regime<\/a> , whose foreign minister has made statements very similar to those of S\u00e1nchez<\/a>, accusing Israel of violating International Law for responding to an attack by Hamas terrorists launched from Gaza, all while Russia continues with its unprovoked aggression against Ukraine, a sovereign country<\/strong>, an aggression in which Putin's army comes attacking civilian targets indiscriminately, with no other purpose than to spread terror among the Ukrainian population.<\/p>\n The damage that S\u00e1nchez is doing to the image of Spain abroad<\/big><\/p>\n
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