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The article discusses the ramifications of the unprecedented migration crisis in Ceuta, which has led to increased tensions between Spain and Israel. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez blamed disinformation networks linked to Russia, Israel, and far-right factions, accusing them of spreading misleading information during the mass crossing in July. Israel, for its part, outrightly denied these accusations, deeming Sánchez’s statements outright lies and expressing their discontent over the diplomatic tension, which they believe serves other interests and harms bilateral relations. The events demonstrate that the Ceuta crisis has added a new international dimension to the verbal conflict between Madrid and Tel Aviv, with accusations escalating and exchanges of statements that have further complicated the relationship between the two countries.
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