The capital and Barcelona hosted the biggest demonstrations, underscoring the scale of nationwide mobilization.

The protests form part of a global wave demanding accountability, an end to Israeli operations in Gaza, and stronger international action to uphold Palestinian rights.

A broad coalition of Spanish civil society groups denounces 78 years of Israeli colonialism, military occupation, apartheid, and displacement, criticizing Israel for abandoning the Gaza ceasefire and delaying humanitarian aid.

Palestinian solidarity organizations in Spain condemn colonialism, occupation, apartheid, and ethnic cleansing in Palestine, urging severing diplomatic, economic, and cultural ties with Israel along with international sanctions and ICC/ICJ accountability.

Madrid and Barcelona emerge as the largest centers of participation, reflecting widespread public engagement across multiple Spanish cities.

Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez expressed support for the Palestinian people and reaffirmed a commitment to a two-state solution, saying Spain will stand by humanity on social platforms.

Demonstrators carried signs like Stop the Genocide and Complete Ban on Arms Sales to Israel, and chanted Free Palestine and Israel the Killer.

Banners and chants condemned Israeli actions in Gaza and called for arms bans and Palestinian rights.

Thousands across more than 40 Spanish cities, including Madrid and Barcelona, gathered to show solidarity with Palestinians on the UN-designated International Day of Solidarity on November 29, 2025.

The nationwide rallies in Spain marked the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, highlighting broad public support.

The UN observance aims to advance Palestinian rights, while continuing calls for accountability and humanitarian aid amid the Gaza ceasefire context.

Activists urged governments to sever diplomatic, economic, sports, cultural, and academic ties with Israel and pressed for sanctions and legal actions at the ICJ and ICC.