Israel Summons Spanish Envoy After Minister's Palestinian State Slogan
- Israel summoned Spain’s chargé d’affaires over Youth Minister Sira Rego’s support for a Palestinian state “from the river to the sea.”
- Israel’s Foreign Ministry said the slogan implies eliminating Israel and accused Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s government of a “systematic anti-Israel policy.”
- Israel announced that Dutch diplomats would be expelled from Ramallah after the Netherlands banned goods from Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank.
- Dutch Foreign Minister Tom Berendsen said he “deeply regrets this unnecessary decision,” while explaining that the ban followed international-law obligations.
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Israel summoned the person responsible after the Spanish Minister of Youth to defend a "free Palestine from the river to the sea". MNE Israelite says that position supports the "elimination of the State of Israel".
The Israeli foreign minister reproaches the minister for her defense of "a free Palestine from the river to the sea" and accuses Sánchez of using Israel as a "boxing bag" of his foreign policy.
Spain's business officer in Israel, Francisca Pedrós, has been summoned before the Israeli Foreign Ministry to convey to her a "repress" for the latest statements by the Minister of Children and Youth, Sira Rego, and which, in the opinion of the Executive of Benjamin Netanyahu, demonstrate the loss of her "moral bias" by the Spanish Government.The call of the Spanish highest representative in Israel - the Government keeps the level of diplomatic…
Israel reprimands Madrid over minister’s ‘from the river to the sea’ remarks
“The Spanish government has lost its moral compass,” the Foreign Ministry said, accusing the Iberian nation of turning the Jewish state into “a punching bag for its foreign policy.”
Tel Aviv protests for the "systematic anti-Israeli policy" promoted by the government of Pedro Sánchez. More information: An increasingly isolated Netanyahu rebuilds its alliances within the framework of the UN by prioritizing Latin America
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