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“I remain hopeful that Spain will one day return to a foreign policy rooted in the defense of Western allies and moral clarity against terrorism,” Giménez wrote.

“Until then, I can no longer lend my name to an organization intended to celebrate bilateral friendship while your government actively works to undermine democratic principles,” he said in his letter.

The letter reflects continuing divisions among Western allies over the conflict involving Israel and Hamas, with several European governments taking positions that have drawn both praise and criticism internationally.

Spain has been among the European countries that have taken a more critical stance toward Israel’s conduct during the conflict, while supporters of the Sánchez government have argued that its policies are intended to address humanitarian concerns and uphold international law.

Giménez’s decision to step down from the bipartisan caucus underscores how disagreements over the Middle East continue to shape diplomatic and political relationships well beyond the region itself.