Spain's PM Calls for Israel's Eurovision Ban, Citing Ukraine Conflict

Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has called for Israel's exclusion from the Eurovision Song Contest, echoing the previous ban imposed on Russia. In a recent speech, Sánchez emphasized the need for Europe to maintain a consistent and coherent approach to international conflicts. He stated, "The commitment of Spain to international legality and human rights must be constant and coherent, also from Europe." This statement directly links Israel's potential participation to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, suggesting a similar justification for exclusion. The video underscores Sánchez's call for a unified European response and expresses solidarity with both Ukraine and Palestine, highlighting the complex geopolitical considerations involved. His words are likely to spark debate among European nations and Eurovision viewers alike. The call for Israel's exclusion adds another layer of complexity to the already politically charged event.