Spain’s PM Sanchez says Spain has imposed arms embargo on Israel

Sanchez's framing at the UN General Assembly, tying the embargo to international law rather than to a specific conflict, is the notable part: it converts a national policy into a general legal test for how Spanish territory and arms exports may be used. That matters less for Israel's supply picture than for other European governments facing similar domestic pressure, since it establishes a precedent they may be asked to follow. Whether this remains a single-country position or becomes a broader European posture is the open question.