Spain’s parliament passed a non-binding motion urging the government to impose an arms embargo on Israel due to its military actions in Gaza, with a vote of 176-171. The motion, supported by the leftist Sumar alliance and other parties, calls for banning exports that could aid the Israeli military and reforming trade laws against states accused of genocide, specifically mentioning Israel. Defence Minister Margarita Robles stated Spain has not engaged in arms trade with Israel since the Gaza war began, though civil groups claim active contracts with Israeli arms companies still exist.
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About 90 aid trucks reach multiple areas in Gaza amid ‘huge challenges’: UN
The UN has confirmed that nearly 90 aid trucks entered Gaza on May 21, 2025, following Israel's partial approval for humanitarian supplies. The trucks, which departed the Kareem Shalom crossing, carried vital items including nutrition supplies, flour, and medicines, but UN relief chief Tom Fletcher highlighted the ongoing challenges faced by humanitarians in delivering goods where they are needed most. Despite this shipment, the volume of aid remains limited and insufficient to address the extensive...
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