Political irresponsibility: Spain surrenders to radical Islamism and turns its back on Israel

Radical Islamism has managed to infiltrate many Western societies with its Jihad at significant levels. The economy, culture, the press, propaganda, boycotts, and street activism have found in the freedoms granted by democracies a fertile ground to sow hatred and promote Sharia law.

A centralized plan managed from some Eastern autocracies that have acquired convenient partners in various geographies.

Spain, in particular, has stood out for the support that its government provides to the Islamist movement. This is how it gives space to institutions declared terrorist in various parts of the world, to false fundraising organizations for supposed humanitarian aid, and to flotillas of fictitious assistance.

 On the other hand, the Spanish government has taken a firm stance against the State of Israel; Pedro Sánchez announced his 9 measures against the “genocide” in Gaza and in support of the Palestinian population, in addition to blockades and restrictions of all kinds; such as prohibiting the presence of supporters of Israeli sports teams, boycotting the Vuelta a España, breaking commercial and institutional collaboration ties with Israel, and bringing diplomatic relations to the lowest possible level; according to his convenience, as Spain continues to source essential elements from the Jewish state.

Pedro Sánchez and his allies do not miss an opportunity to repeat the slogans with which Palestinian jihadist propaganda floods social networks and public television; accusations of a genocide, apartheid, and non-existent famine are accompanied by calls for an “intifada” (hunt for Jews), slogans like “from the river to the sea” (extermination of Israelis) and “free free Palestine” raising the false claim that Jews would be colonizers in their ancestral land.

All this irresponsible action distances Pedro from the figure and responsibility of a statesman. Anointed president thanks to his woke left coalition, he should govern for all Spaniards, among whom are those of Jewish faith who today face an unprecedented wave of anti-Semitism, encouraged by the state and surpassing that of the beginning of Nazism in Germany.

They have replaced the word “anti-Semitism” with “anti-Zionism,” a biting move that incites discrimination and censorship against Spanish Jews. Today it seems permissible to insult the Jew; seemingly peaceful demonstrations are held in front of any Jewish cultural activity with the Palestinian flag that they use to victimize themselves, harassing, intimidating, and coercing; crimes for which no prosecutor or judge in the nation has taken action ex officio.

Covering with a cloak of anti-Semitism the fact that their political associates are imprisoned and their relatives prosecuted for corruption is a method that has been previously used by unscrupulous rulers who do not hesitate to resort to an old Judeophobic prejudice to distract the masses.

Pedro Sánchez thus leaves Spain adrift, allocating funds to associations linked to jihadism and allowing the demographic, political, economic, and cultural invasion of the country.

There is a terrorism of bombs on trains and runovers in the streets that Spain has suffered, but there is also a terrorism of social fracture, which operates freely with the approval of authorities who do not seem to understand the healthy rules and responsibilities of a democracy.