Members of Parliament will receive approximately €10,000 in compensation following the dissolution of Parliament and the calling of elections.

Following the dissolution of the Spanish Cortes due to the calling of new elections, outgoing members of parliament are eligible to receive a transitional indemnity payment. This compensation, which ranges between 7,000 and approximately 10,000 euros, is issued as a single lump-sum payment and is subject to income tax. The benefit is also designated as incompatible with other forms of income.

Separately, in Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has issued warnings regarding potential security threats ahead of the country's legislative elections scheduled for October 27. Netanyahu stated that Hamas may attempt to launch attacks to influence the electoral outcome and warned that any such provocation would be met with overwhelming military force in the Gaza Strip.