European and Arab Leaders Call Israel to Stop the Attacks in Gaza

European and Arab leaders call Israel to stop the attacks in Gaza

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez also called for "pressure on Israel to halt the massacre in Gaza" during the Arab League summit in Baghdad, where Arabs and UN leaders voiced similar calls. Italy's government on Saturday also upped its exhortations to Israel to stop deadly military strikes in Gaza, with Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani saying: "Enough with the attacks."

The president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, has assured his Palestinian counterpart, Mahmoud Abbas, this Saturday that Spain will make use of all the mechanisms at its disposal to...

Spain PM calls for 'pressure on Israel to halt the massacre in Gaza'

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez called on Saturday for pressure to stop Israel's "massacre in Gaza" and said Madrid plans a UN resolution requesting a world court ruling on aid access to the Palestinian territory.

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres today called for an immediate and lasting ceasefire in Gaza. This came after the Israeli army announced intensified military operations in Gaza. Guterres said he was deeply concerned about Israel's plans to expand the scope of the military operation in Gaza. This increased severity of the Israeli army's attacks amounts to ethnic cleansing, according to Volker Türk, the UN human rights chief. Worl…

The Spanish President advocates a humanitarian and political resolution in Gaza Read more Pedro Sánchez demands an end to violence in Gaza from Baghdad in News.es.

Pedro Sánchez has redoubled his commitment to stop the massacre in Gaza this Saturday before the 22 countries that are part of the Arab League. During his speech at the summit of the international organization, held in Baghdad, the president of the Spanish government, who participates in the meeting as a guest of honor, has accused Israel of violating any basic notion of the principle of humanity and violating international law. Continue reading…