Global News Podcast Israel calls Spanish PM 'a disgrace' after pro-Palestinian protest
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Sep 15, 2025 Tensions flare as Spain's PM endorses pro-Palestinian protests, leading to the cancellation of a major cycling race. 100,000 demonstrators rallied, highlighting escalating conflicts in Gaza and diplomatic strains with Israel. Meanwhile, Utah's governor reports a suspect in the murder of activist Charlie Kirk is uncooperative, and Jeffrey Epstein's victim's brother demands accountability in the wake of recent scandals. The podcast navigates these pressing global issues, offering sharp insights into their ramifications.
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Race Abandoned After Mass Protests
- Spain's Vuelta finale was abandoned after pro-Palestinian protesters occupied the course and pushed over barricades.
- Pedro Sánchez publicly praised the demonstrations, deepening tensions with Israel.
Protesters Ran Onto The Course
- Guy Hedgco described escalating protests that included protesters running onto the course and causing at least one crash.
- He noted central Madrid's violence and protesters toppling barricades that forced authorities to cancel the finish.
Spanish PM's Support Sparks Diplomatic Row
- Pedro Sánchez described Spain as taking a step forward in defence of human rights and expressed pride in protesters.
- Israel's foreign minister called his remarks "absolutely shameful", heightening diplomatic strain.