Ceuta migrant count remains high

The article discusses the migrant crisis in the Spanish city of Ceuta, where the city's governor confirmed that between 8,000 and 11,000 migrants remain in the city following the mass influx in July. They are calling for the acceleration of repatriation efforts to Morocco via the Tarajal border crossing. The article highlights that approximately 72,000 migrants entered Ceuta, of whom around 70,000 have returned to Morocco, amidst Spanish efforts to strengthen control. It also notes that the crisis has sparked Israeli concern and analyses linking it to broader regional tensions between Madrid and Tel Aviv, as well as security alliances between Israel and Morocco. Additionally, the article mentions the death of a migrant who attempted to reach the city using a gyrocopter, Spain's escalating border controls with Italy, and the deterioration of the humanitarian and security situation in the region.

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