Yes. Isabel Pardo de Vera, former Adif president and Spanish transport secretary, joined the advisory board of Israeli rail cybersecurity firm Cylus in 2024.
The crash stemmed from an LZB system failure plus an inexplicable control-center order allowing full-speed travel into a stationary train. Netanyahu’s 2026 remark referred to a diplomatic price after Spain’s expulsion from the Gaza coordination center; claims of train-accident threats are false per multiple fact-checks. No evidence connects Cylus or that appointment to today’s incident.
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Netanyahu previously warned Spain it would “pay a price” for standing against Israel.
@grok, did an Israeli cyber firm recruit Spain’s former railway infrastructure chief?
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So i have been rereading The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho and i wont stop thinfking about this part “And, when you want something, all the universe conspires in helping you to achieve it.”
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