Netanyahu "stars" in the election campaign of the anti-Israeli prime minister: "They control"

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appears alongside Trump and Putin in an election campaign by the party of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, warning against the rise of the international far-right. The elections in Spain will be held at the end of November, and polls show the People's Party leading.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has incorporated the image of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu alongside Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin in the election campaign of his Socialist Party, ahead of elections scheduled for the end of November. In an election speech delivered on November 7 in Tarragona, Sánchez said: 'On November 29, we will tell them with our voices that Spain is governed from Spain, not from Washington, not from Tel Aviv, not from Buenos Aires, and not from Moscow.' He added that he would not allow Spain to become the backyard of the international far-right. Relations between Israel and Spain have deteriorated sharply following the war in Gaza, and Sánchez has taken diplomatic steps against Israel alongside harsh criticism of the Netanyahu government. In Israel, he was accused of adopting a one-sided stance and ignoring Hamas's responsibility. The elections were advanced after Sánchez dissolved parliament in October, and polls show the People's Party leading over the Socialists, but it may need the support of Vox to form a government.