Another terrible example of what Spain's socialist influence has led to

In another example of how Spain's socialist government siding with anti-Israel movements has led to horrific behavior, 3 elderly Jewish women, one a Holocaust survivor, were thrown out of a Spanish museum after antisemitic monsters cursed at them:

A national art museum in Madrid has launched an investigation after three elderly Jewish women — including a Holocaust survivor — who were verbally harassed over their openly displayed Jewish symbols were subsequently forced to leave, fueling criticism that the institution sided with the perpetrators rather than protecting the victims.

On Tuesday, a spokesperson for the Museum Reina Sofía told multiple news outlets that the institution would “immediately launch an independent and transparent internal investigation to clarify what happened,” formally confirming the opening of a probe as scrutiny over the incident intensified.

“The museum wishes to unequivocally express its commitment to equality, religious freedom, and zero tolerance for any type of violence or discrimination related to antisemitism,” the statement read. “The museum’s staff is highly qualified in fundamental rights, conflict management, and the prevention of any type of discrimination.”

“Once again, we would like to highlight the importance that Jewish artists, patrons, and benefactors have had for the institution and its collection, especially in the avant-garde, without whose selfless collaboration the museum as we know it today would be inconceivable,” it continued. “For all these reasons, we will not rest until the unfortunate events that have taken place are clarified.”

Hugh Fitzgerald addressed the topic this way:

At that point, of course, the museum officials ought to have told those antisemites who were so “disturbed” by the mere sight of the three Jewish women to leave. Instead, they told the three Jewish women to leave. Those museum officials ought now to be investigated, and those found responsible for such a grotesque decision should be reprimanded and perhaps demoted, or even discharged. Furthermore, the Spanish museumgoers who harassed those elderly ladies should, if possible, be found out and banned for life, not just from the Museo Reina Sofia, but also from other Spanish museums, including the Prado.

Yes, why must obnoxious people be welcomed at institutions like the Reina Sofia? This was but one of the most disgusting results of what Pedro Sanchez and company have led to, and if he doesn't stop his shoddy rhetoric, there'll sadly be more incidents like this.