Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and Vice President Yolanda Díaz have agreed to advance legislation imposing an automatic arms embargo on Israel. The initiative, supported by the PSOE and Sumar parties, aims for approval by September 2025. The government has committed to pushing the law forward in collaboration with Sumar and Podemos. The move follows calls from over a thousand cultural professionals urging Sánchez to enact the embargo. Meanwhile, the opposition People's Party (PP) has criticized the government, accusing it of using the embargo legislation to divert attention from corruption issues. Sánchez is reportedly prioritizing this legislative effort amid challenges to his political standing.