In Congress, all eyes are on Podemos ahead of the vote on the decree embargoing arms against Israel. The reluctance of the purple party, which considers it an "embargo," is a source of concern. fakeand calls for more forcefulness against Benjamin Netanyahu's government, jeopardize the approval of the law that has the support of the rest of the plurinational majority, albeit amid criticism for its "insufficiency." However, unlike Podemos, other left-wing parties such as Suena Delàs, Greenpeace, or the Coalition for Enough Complicity with Israel—and advocate repairing the "deficiencies" during parliamentary processing as a bill --BK_SLT_LNA~ "Anyone who doubts, let them think about what the Palestinians would vote for. They would vote yes a million times over," argued Sumar MP Enrique Santiago. ERC spokesperson Gabriel Rufián argued that in this case "the lesser evil works." "However cowardly [the decree] may be, if it saves the life of even just one child, it's worth it to us," said the Republican. Aizpurua stressed that "although insufficient, decisions like this advance Israel's isolation and strengthen international support for Palestine." "It will stop." "It is a hope for the Palestinian people," he asserted.