Interceptions in Spain led to violent clashes between police forces and protesters in Barcelona.
The glass of several stores, including the Apple store, was broken and bonfires were lit in the streets.
Thousands of Spaniards took to the streets across the country on Wednesday to protest the housing and employment situation.
Interceptions also disrupted Spanish transport and canceled hundreds of flights.
The police arrested dozens of people.
Labor unions and activists in Spain called to "fight the housing crisis". In recent months, the rent has gone up a lot in Israel.
Last month, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's plan to improve the housing market was stalled in parliament, and he also planned early elections, which should be held at the end of November.