Pro-Palestinian demonstrators disrupted the Vuelta cycle race to protest against Israel's participation, prompting Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez to question Israel's right to compete. He proposed measures including an arms embargo and increased humanitarian aid to Gaza. Spain's historical ties with Arab nations and its support for the Palestinian cause are rooted in its post-WWII foreign policy. Public opinion in Spain shows strong support for Palestine, with a significant majority believing Israel is committing genocide against Palestinians. The current government, a coalition of the Socialist Party and Sumar, reflects this stance, although there are complexities in domestic political dynamics. Despite rising antisemitism in other countries, support for Palestine in Spain has not led to increased antisemitic incidents.