Spanish Prime Minister has stressed that his country does not intend to lift an arms embargo against Israel despite a ceasefire deal in the war-torn Gaza in effect.

Spain has decided to impose a ban on transfer of arms and military equipment to the Israeli regime as Tel Aviv continues with genocidal war against Gaza Strip.

The ministers made these remarks on Saturday during the G20 Foreign Ministers' Meeting held in Johannesburg, South Africa.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has condemned the so-called Gaza plan proposed by the US President Donald Trump vowing that Madrid will not allow the plan for displacement of Palestinians to neighboring countries advance.

In a statement, the Palestinian group said the move is “in line with the honourable position of Spain in rejecting the Zionist aggression on the Gaza Strip, and to prevent supplying it with weapons to continue the genocide against our Palestinian people.”

Hundreds of artists in Spain have urged the government to halt military equipment deal with Israel amid the regime’s genocidal war on Gaza.

Activists held a demonstration in Madrid, Spain, in solidarity with Palestine and Lebanon suffering Israeli atrocities.

The Spanish Royal Court reported that Abdel Wahed has been heading the diplomatic mission of the State of Palestine in Spain since 2022, where he already had the same status as other ambassadors. His rank was changed officially after Madrid recognised the State of Palestine on 28 May, following the example of Ireland and Norway.

Spain has requested to join South Africa’s complaint against Israeli regime at the International Court of Justice over the regime’s genocidal war on the besieged Gaza Strip.

Several Arab countries have hailed Norway, Spain and recognition for recognition of the Palestinian state.

Spain has decided to ban ships carrying weapons for the Israeli regime from stopover at its ports a day after the authorities denied a vessel to dock at southeastern Cartagena port.

In early March, Pedro Sanchez said he would propose that Spain's parliament recognizes a Palestinian state

Rafah serves as last refuge for displaced population of Gaza.

During their talks, Amir-Abdollahian expressed content with good relations between Iran and Spain and touched upon some good and positive developments in bilateral ties, adding, “We see no limits to the enhancement of relations between the two countries and we are always keen to use common ideas to promote issues of mutual interest.”

Israel accuses Spanish, Belgian prime ministers of supporting terrorism

Civil servants launched indefinite strike Monday

In a statement, Madrid called on Israel to "scrupulously respect the status quo of holy sites" and for all parties to "do everything possible" to avoid fresh tensions and preserve stability.

Family doctors, pediatricians have been on strike in Spain’s capital region since November

Right-wing forces accused prime minister of supporting terrorists, separatists

Hossein Amir-Abdollahian made the remarks in a phone call with his Spanish counterpart José Manuel Albares Bueno on Thursday.