Spain Blasts Israel, Reopens Iran Embassy

0:00On April 9, Spain's Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albares just called out Israel for breaking a fresh two-week ceasefire in the Middle East, plus, violating international law with airstrikes on Lebanon yesterday. He's pointing to hundreds of bombs drop Wednesday, and Spain's been one of the loudest western voices slamming U.S. and Israeli moves in places, like Iran and Lebanon. To back that up, Madrid shut its airspace to any planes tied to what they call reckless attacks. Meanwhile, Albares' told lawmakers straight up that Israel ignored the truce and hit Lebanon hard. On a positive note, he's ordering Spain's embassy in Tehran to reopen, sending the ambassador back to push for peace right from Iran's capital. This move shows Spain's doubling down on diplomacy amid the tension. From around the world, powered by AI, this is Global News Today.