Israel refutes Spanish PM's Melilla claims
Israeli Foreign Minister Jair Lapid accused Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez of lying after the latter claimed that Russian and Israeli social media networks were spreading misinformation about the flow of migrants to Ceuta. Lapid responded by stating that these allegations are false and that attempts to divert attention from Sánchez's failure to manage his country are just an attempt to cover up the crisis. In turn, Sánchez denied having any evidence linking Moroccan authorities to organizing or facilitating the migrant flow, pointing out that the crisis is connected to a broad disinformation campaign aimed at spreading false information. He also mentioned that the European Union analyzed and found that accounts linked to Russia and Israel were behind the dissemination of the misinformation, and he noted that Morocco has cooperated with Madrid since the beginning of the crisis.
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