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Spanish Campaign Asks Public How They'd React to Oct. 7-Style Attack

A new campaign by the organization ACOM in Madrid uses buses to compare the July influx into Spain's Ceuta enclave with the October 7th Hamas attack on Israel. The campaign asks Spaniards how they would react to a similar massacre on their own soil, suggesting Israel acted justifiably to defend itself.

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  1. 01ACOM launched a campaign in Madrid comparing the Ceuta border incident to the October 7th Hamas attack.
  2. 02The campaign asks Spaniards how they would react if a similar massacre occurred in Spain.
  3. 03Messages on buses suggested Israel acted justifiably to defend itself.
  4. 04The organization criticized the Spanish government's perceived hostile stance towards Israel.
  5. 05ACOM aims to reframe the narrative and counter victim-blaming regarding October 7th.

ACOM criticizes the Spanish government's stance on Israel and aims to reframe the narrative surrounding the October 7th attacks.

Translated and summarized by baba from Israel Hayom, the latest report. Read Israel Hayom’s original

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