Terrorists affiliated with the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP). (AP/Jacqueline Larma)
It is “absolutely deplorable” that a political party “contributes to the justification of the genocidal and Judeophobic violence that the State of Israel has faced from the very beginning of its existence,” the group said.
By Benjamin Kerstein, The Algemeiner
A top Spanish pro-Israel group has denounced a major regional political party for engaging in what it called “shelter and justification” for a major Palestinian terrorist organization.
The denunciation came in the wake of an event organized by the Galician Nationalist Bloc (BNG), which the pro-Israel group ACOM accused of “glorifying terrorism” by promoting and giving “public coverage” to the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP).
The left-wing BNG is a decades old separatist movement in the Galicia region that has at times advocated both secession from Spain and, more recently, greater regional autonomy.
Founded in 1967, the PFLP rejects Israel’s right to exist and has engaged in numerous massacres, atrocities, and other acts of violence against Israelis, Jews, and others. It is listed as a terror organization by both the European Union and the US.
A statement from ACOM called it “absolutely deplorable” that a political party “contributes to the justification of the genocidal and Judeophobic violence that the State of Israel has faced from the very beginning of its existence.”
The group pledged that it would report the event to the provincial prosecutor, as both glorifying terrorism and incitement to hatred may qualify as criminal acts under Spanish law.
Half of Jews plan to attend Yom Kippur services in synagogue this year, according to…
Norman Finkelstein, an anti-Israel activist, appeared on Tucker Carlson’s podcast to deny that Hamas committed…
Prime Minister Netanyahu praised Rosenberg as 'one of the greatest voices of truth for Israel.'
Authorities searching for man who slapped two Jewish schoolboys and verbally attacked three in what…
El-Sayed has continued to invoke the Islamophobia trope on the campaign trail, citing Republicans’ use…
The Houthis are reported to have strengthened their control over key positions around the Bab…