Spaanse premier eist verbod van Israël op Eurovisie vanwege controverse rond Gaza-oorlog

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has publicly called for Israel to be excluded from the Eurovision Song Contest due to its ongoing military actions in Gaza. Sánchez argues that allowing Israel to participate while Russia remains banned for its invasion of Ukraine demonstrates a 'double standard.' The controversy comes after this year's Eurovision, which was already marked by political tensions and disputes over voting. Sánchez's comments have reignited debate about the role of politics in international cultural events. The issue highlights growing divisions within Europe over how to respond to the Gaza conflict.