Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced a draft resolution urging immediate civilian protection and humanitarian aid as Israel's offensive continues.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced on Wednesday that Spain will submit a draft resolution to the United Nations General Assembly calling for “urgent measures to stop the killing of innocent civilians and ensure humanitarian aid” in Gaza.
Speaking before the Spanish parliament, Sánchez declared that “the international community cannot remain indifferent to what is happening” in Gaza. His remarks come amid Israel’s renewed military offensive against Hamas, which resumed in March after a two-month ceasefire.
Sánchez, a member of Spain’s Socialist Party, has emerged as one of Europe’s most vocal critics of Israel’s military campaign in Gaza.