US EditionSpain's PM Wants Israel Out of International Cultural Events over Gaza War
- Pedro Sánchez stated that Israel should be banned from international cultural competitions due to the Gaza War, similar to Russia's exclusion from Eurovision since its 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
- Sánchez emphasized that Spain's commitment to international law and human rights must be consistent and unwavering.
- He expressed solidarity with the Palestinian people, describing their situation as experiencing the injustice of war and bombardment.
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Should Israel be excluded from the ESC? At least this is what Spain's Prime Minister. Israel's ambassador counters - and even talks about Germany's withdrawal.
After the final of the Eurovision Song Contest, Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez calls for Israel to be excluded from the competition.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez joins those criticizing Israel's participation in the Eurovision song contest.
EDITORIAL: Spanish expulsion of Jews II
Now, in a modern echo of that shameful past, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has called for the expulsion of Israel—not from Iberia this time, but from the Eurovision Song Contest. Sánchez declared that just as Russia was banned for invading Ukraine, so too should Israel be banned over its war with Hamas. He accused the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) of “double standards,” aligning Spain “with Ukraine and Palestine.” This isn’t just a po…
Pedro Sánchez has as one of his top political and diplomatic priorities to try to stop Israel's war offensive in Gaza, which has already caused more than 50,000 deaths, and for the Beniamin Netanyahu Administration to lift its blockade completely at the entrance of food and humanitarian aid to the Palestinian strip. That is why, after the President of the Government bet the day before to expel Israel from the Eurovision festival, in protest of t…
Madrid. The president of the Spanish government, the socialist Pedro Sánchez, said yesterday that Israel should be excluded from the festival of the song Eurovision, estimating that it must be “solidary” with the “people of Palestine”.
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