Muslim Scholar Deletes Report on Ceuta
The article discusses official and popular reactions and comments regarding the report prepared by the Media Office of the World Muslim Scholars League on the issue of Ceuta and Melilla. It highlights that the League's President, Ali Mullahuddin Al-Qaradaghi, stated that the report was not an official statement nor aimed against Moroccan sovereignty, but was based on temporary media data. He clarified that the goal was not to cast doubt on Morocco’s rights, but rather to emphasize positive positions taken by the Spanish Prime Minister regarding the Palestinian cause, asserting that the two cities are Moroccan territories occupied and must be liberated, in accordance with national and religious principles. He also confirmed that the League supports Morocco's right to restore the two occupied cities. Additionally, he pointed out that a post claiming Ceuta as part of "Europe’s borders" contained unsupported assumptions and sparked controversy about its background, especially concerning allegations of Zionist connections or American pressures. Moroccan experts criticized the neglect of the historical and legal context of the dispute, affirming that the two cities have historically been occupied since past centuries, which necessitates considering this historical background in official and media discussions about the issue.
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