Israel summons Spanish envoy, recalls own ambassador after Madrid criticizes Gaza war
- Israel has recalled their ambassador to Spain after the Spanish Prime Minister accused Israel of "indiscriminate killing of Palestinians" and doubts their compliance with international humanitarian law.
- The diplomatic spat between Israel and Spain escalated when Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez reiterated his criticisms of Israel's offensive in Gaza and stated his belief in recognizing a Palestinian state.
- Spain's stance on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has caused tension, with Israel condemning the Prime Minister's remarks and recalling their ambassador, while Spain's left-wing government continues to be vocal in their criticisms.
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Israel recalls its ambassador to Spain 'indefinitely' after Sanchez's remarks
The diplomatic spat comes after Spain's newly re-elected prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, condemned Hamas attacks, but criticized Israel's offensive in Gaza and the level of devastation.
Tel Aviv withdraws its Madrid ambassador “for consultations” after statements by Sánchez
In an interview, the Spanish Prime Minister expressed 'doubts' that Israel “is respecting International Law”. Telavive called back the ambassador in Madrid and warned the Spanish ambassador.
Gaza Sparks Clashes Between Israel And NATO Member Spain; Tel Aviv Recalls Envoy From Madrid
Israel's top diplomat said Thursday he was recalling the country's envoy to Madrid over "outrageous remarks" by Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez questioning the legality of Israel's military campaign in Gaza. The move came after an interview in which Sanchez said he had "serious doubts" over the legality of Israel's actions in the war-torn Gaza Strip.
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