Israel has condemned the display as “appalling anti-Semitic hatred” and summoned Madrid’s chargé d’affaires
Israel has condemned Spain after a fireworks-filled effigy of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was blown up during an Easter festival in the southern town of El Burgo.
The long-strained ties between Madrid and West Jerusalem have deteriorated even further in light of the US-Israeli attack on Iran, with Spain emerging as one of the most vocal Western critics of the aggression.
Last month, Spain permanently withdrew its ambassador from Israel, formally downgrading the level of diplomatic relations with the country.
This week, West Jerusalem…
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