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Israeli Involvement Suspected in Spanish Migrant Crisis

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A former Portuguese diplomat has suggested that Israel may be involved in the recent migrant crisis in Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta. The diplomat alleges that Israel is exploiting diplomatic rifts between Madrid and Washington to support Morocco's territorial claims over Ceuta and Melilla, and to punish Spain for its pro-Palestine policies. The crisis has seen tens of thousands of migrants, predominantly young Moroccan men, flood into Ceuta, triggering clashes with police and numerous deaths. Some Israeli politicians and influencers have celebrated the crisis as divine punishment for Spain's actions against Israel.

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    Zionists celebrate Spanish migrant invasion The Israeli right views th...

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    🇮🇱🇪🇸 Did Israel weaponize illegal immigration against Spain over its p...

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    دیپلمات سابق پرتغال از احتمال دست داشتن اسرائیل در بحران مهاجرتی در اس...

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    Zionisten feiern Migranteninvasion in Spanien Die israelische Rechte...

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