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Spanish Foreign Minister says situation in Gaza ‘deeply inhumane’

[19/05/2025 01:17]

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Spain’s foreign minister has strongly condemned Israel’s ramped-up attacks in Gaza over the weekend, calling them “absolutely unacceptable.”

Jose Manuel Albares said in a post on X platform that the death of more than two hundred people in Gaza as a result of recent attacks in the past few days is "absolutely unacceptable.”

He also highlighted the dire humanitarian conditions caused by Israel’s ongoing siege of the Palestinian enclave.

“The situation in the strip is critical, devastating, and profoundly inhumane,” he said.

He said the Palestinian people have the right to live in peace and with hope.