Spain says it will arrest Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu if he enters the country.
Spain has sent shockwaves through the international community by announcing its intention to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if he steps foot in the country. The move is reportedly linked to accusations stemming from his role in alleged war crimes during his tenure.
The decision highlights growing tensions between Spain and Israel, as well as a broader push within the European Union for accountability in international conflicts. Spain's legal framework allows for universal jurisdiction, enabling the prosecution of serious crimes regardless of where they were committed.
This announcement has sparked widespread reactions, with critics questioning the legal and diplomatic implications of such a move. Supporters of Spain's stance, however, view it as a necessary step towards justice. Netanyahu has not commented on the matter, but the Israeli government has strongly condemned the announcement, calling it a "political provocation."