US EditionTell Congress: Stop Arming Israel with My Tax Dollars
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The Spanish Parliament announced Tuesday evening that it had approved a proposal to ban arms trade with Israel. This move coincides with mounting European pressure on Israel to stop the starvation of the people of Gaza and to end the war that has been ongoing for more than a year and a half.
The Congress of Deputies decided this Tuesday to begin to process the bill that would allow to establish a total embargo on the trade of arms and dual-use material with Israel, as well as to prohibit other countries from using Spain as a transit country to export this type of products to the Hebrew State. It did so with the vote in favor of the Government and its partners, since the PSOE finally agreed to support the consideration of the initiat…
Anything serves to fuel the confrontation between political blocs in Spain, whether it be a music festival or the daily massacre perpetrated in Gaza by the Israeli Army. A proposal of law of the groups more to the left to facilitate an arms embargo on the Hebrew state corroborated it this Tuesday in Congress. The majority that a year and a half ago revalidated the mandate of Pedro Sánchez, so resounding often, was realized this time in support o…
Tell Congress: Stop Arming Israel with My Tax Dollars
Israel has been massacring and starving Palestinian families in Gaza while violently invading the West Bank. These acts of genocide are directly funded through our taxpayer dollars. Gaza can't wait. The West Bank can't wait. And we can't look away while our tax dollars enable these atrocities.Email your members of Congress now to demand: Support an immediate ARMS EMBARGO to halt all weapons to Israel, Enforce U.S. law that prohibits military fun…
The PSOE will vote in favour of a bill that will shield the embargo from arms sales to Israel and any other country being investigated for committing...
The initiative, driven by 500 organizations, passes its first filter in Congress today. With the support of the PSOE, its approval remains in the hands of PNV and Junts
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