ARIEL KAHANA
June 3, 2024
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“Places like Gaza will emerge in the heart of Europe in just a few years,” Santiago Abascal says during his visit to Israel.
In response to Spain’s recognition of a Palestinian state, the leader of Spain’s Vox party, Santiago Abascal, decided to come to Israel for a quick show of support. Abascal met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for an hour-long conversation before leaving Israel.
Vox is the third-largest party in the Spanish parliament, and its positions are nationalist and conservative. Abascal was invited by Minister of Diaspora Affairs of Israel Amichai Chikli, who has been weaving a network of support for Israel among right-wing parties in Europe.
“Pedro Sánchez is not Spain,” says Abascal about the Spanish prime minister.
“Sánchez has placed Spain in a very problematic international position. He has embroiled us in accusations against Israel as a way to deflect from his domestic political woes. His decision was made without consulting anyone, and he rewarded the terrorism of October 7. Sánchez stands alongside Spain’s enemies—the terrorists and communists funded by Iran.”
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