Sanchez Links Israel to Migrant Crisis
The Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, accused Israeli parties of being behind the migrant crisis coming from Morocco, emphasizing that the attack Madrid is facing from European right-wing parties is rooted in the government's stance condemning the "genocide" in the Gaza Strip. He mentioned that the crisis began after a social media campaign launched by Israeli pages, and noted that the European Commission has pointed to the involvement of Israeli entities in it. The wave of mass crossings by migrants from Morocco to Ceuta reached about 60,000 people in one day in July, and over 72,000 migrants entered the city, most of whom were returned to Morocco. Italy also imposed restrictions on arrivals from Spain, and Madrid responded with similar measures on flights from Italy. This escalation reflects the tension between Madrid and other European capitals, amid increasing criticism of the Israeli government and its policies in Gaza.
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