The incident occurred on April 5 near Malaga, with a Spanish foreign ministry source stating they were “committed to fighting antisemitism and any form of hate or discrimination. As such, we totally reject any insidious allegation which suggests the contrary.” The tensions between the two countries appear to be rising as just days ago, Mr Netanyahu ordered the removal of Spanish representatives from the Gaza ceasefire co-ordination centre in Kiryat Gat, following accusations that Spain had accused Israel of “indiscriminate bombings” in Lebanon. Mr Netanyahu said: “Israel will not remain silent in the face of those who attack us. Spain...
Monitoring Antisemitism Intel
