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Meretz and Dier L'eyen demand Morocco repatriate migrants
Ceuta, the occupied city, experienced an unprecedented influx of tens of thousands of migrants, most of them young people coming from Morocco. It is estimated that over 40,000 individuals have crossed the border in recent days. Spanish and European authorities condemned this surge, describing it as unacceptable and a threat to the region's security, with Spain calling for immediate border control measures. The event resulted in the death of 18 people by drowning as they attempted to cross the sea. European leaders called for dismantling human smuggling networks and taking emergency measures to manage the situation. Meanwhile, countries such as Finland and Italy expressed their support for Spain's stance. Calls to curb illegal migration and coordinate efforts to secure borders and security are intensifying.
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