The Spanish Foreign Ministry expressed its firm rejection of any attempt to illegally annex Palestinian territories, emphasizing that such actions contradict international laws and pose an obstacle to achieving the two-state solution sought by the international community.

The ministry clarified that any step in this direction would lead to an escalation of tensions and hinder peace efforts, stressing that a just and comprehensive solution must be in accordance with international legitimacy resolutions and established peace references.

In a related context, the Spanish Foreign Minister confirmed that his country firmly rejects any unilateral actions aimed at changing the legal and historical status of Palestinian territories, calling on the international community to take decisive positions to stop such policies.

Regarding the situation in the Gaza Strip, he pointed out that Spain supports the international community's efforts to provide humanitarian aid and pressure the occupation to stop its violations, affirming that a political solution is the only way to end the crisis and achieve lasting peace.

In a related context, Hebrew sources revealed that the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump granted the green light to launch a large-scale military operation against Hamas in Gaza, aiming for a complete occupation of the strip and a military resolution with the movement, with expectations of operations including areas believed to have hostages.

The sources indicated that this escalation could be part of a negotiating tactic aimed at exerting pressure on Hamas, as part of indirect efforts to complete a prisoner exchange deal, with the possibility that this approach is part of a broader strategy to impose a fait accompli on the ground.

If the Chief of Staff does not agree with this approach, he is expected to submit his resignation, according to the same sources, in an attempt to impose the will of the occupation in the context of potential military escalation.