Spain's government allows US extradition case against pro-Palestinian donor James Cox Chambers to proceed to court

On Tuesday, September 22, 2026, Spain's government allowed the US extradition case against James Cox Chambers, a 41-year-old American multimillionaire and pro-Palestinian activist, to proceed to the National Court. The decision came despite objections from left-wing coalition partners who argue the case is politically motivated. Chambers was arrested in Ibiza on July 10 and has been in detention in Madrid. The US alleges he funneled $7.5 million to Hamas and supported related activities. His lawyers, including Baltasar Garzon, have filed for asylum, arguing political persecution. A hearing date will be set in the coming weeks.

Spain's government allows US extradition case against pro-Palestinian donor James Cox Chambers to proceed to court
Published Sep 22, 2026
Mestios Reporter

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