Spain Slams Israel, Reopens Embassy in Iran

0:00On April 9, Spain's foreign minister, Jose Manuel Albares, slammed Israel for airstrikes on Lebanon that broke a new two-week ceasefire and ignored. International law. Those strikes hit on Wednesday, and Albares made the charge straight to lawmakers on Thursday. Spain stands out as a top Western critic of U.S. and Israeli moves in places like Iran and Lebanon. They've even shut their airspace to any planes tied to what they call reckless operations. Albares laid out clear in parliament, saying Israel dropped hundreds of bombs on Lebanon despite the truth. It's ramped up tensions in a region already on edge. On Thursday, he announced plans to reopen Spain's embassy in Tehran. He ordered the ambassador back to post, aiming to push for peace right from Iran's capital. This move signals Spain's doubling down on diplomacy amid the fallout, keeping the spotlight on ceasefire cracks and fresh diplomatic clays. Entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI bringing you what's trending.

1:01I'm Corey with The Story.