Spain Accuses Israel of Exploiting Migrant Crisis in Ceuta; Netanyahu’s Son’s Past Post Cited

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, analysts and experts in Spain believe that the Israeli regime is exploiting the migrant crisis in the city of Ceuta to incite unrest within the country. This assessment, reported by Anadolu Agency, suggests a strategic move by Israel to undermine the Spanish government, which has consistently condemned the occupation forces’ actions in the Gaza Strip.

The concerns were amplified when Israeli UN envoy Danny Danon remarked that Spain continues to criticize Israel while facing an emergency situation due to the migration crisis. Spain’s reaction indicated that recent events have clarified the situation, implying Israel’s involvement.

Spanish analysts view the developments in Ceuta, a Spanish city located on the northern coast of Morocco, as part of Israel’s efforts to weaken the Spanish government. These analysts and experts suggest that the recent events in Ceuta have been orchestrated with the support of the Israeli regime and far-right factions. Spanish journalist Jose Vozner referenced a 2019 post by Benjamin Netanyahu’s son, who indicated that Tel Aviv financially backed separatist groups in Ceuta and Melilla, raising questions about whether current events are retaliatory against the Spanish administration.

Spanish officials reported on Friday that 60,000 illegal migrants had entered Ceuta, with 34 deaths occurring during the ensuing events. In response, the Spanish government deployed its armed forces to the region to restore security. The cities of Melilla and Ceuta, situated on the northern coast of Morocco, are administered by the Spanish government.