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🇪🇸|#Spain | This is not a migration crisis. It is a multi-front war orchestrated by the Mossad and the CIA and executed by Morocco against a nation that refuses to become an imperial vassal. This is not a wave of migration, it is a carefully orchestrated geopolitical attack. The...

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Is Israel still mad at Spain for beating their beloved proxy state of Argentina in the World Cup? Moroccan rioters have been unleashed into Spain’s border towns of Ceuta and Melilla to cause chaos and with Israel’s blessing. Israel has also grown desperate to find alternative trade routes since the SOH and Bab Al Mandeb straights are closed off to Israeli ships. The straight of Gibraltar is the next target! What is Morocco’s history with the kosher mafia? Kosher terrorists have infiltrated what is today modern day Morocco since 1492, when they were kicked out of Spain. Morocco also fully recognizes Israel and joined the Abraham accord. The Moroccans buys Israeli weapons and satellites from Israel and they do so military exercises together. And now the Moroccan regime is doing Israel’s bidding by helping with arms shipments and arming of insurgents, similar to when Mossad armed rioters in Iran. The same kosher mafia organized Moroccan insurgents, lied to them that they were about to leave for Spain, even though Ceuta is physically cut off from mainland Spain. What is Israel’s motive? REVENGE! Spain refused to accept ships carrying weapons destined for Israel into its ports. Those ships were accepted by Morocco. And now, 40,000 insurgents from Morocco have invaded Spanish territory as payback. Ceuta is now in chaos as there are clashes between natives and newcomers with the Spanish Ministry of Interior turning down calls for a national emergency situation to be officially declared. Per Vox Party Leader, Mr. Santiago: "Ceuta and Melilla are Spanish cities in Africa since before Morocco existed. And they will remain Spanish (even) if Morocco ceases to exist."

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The Ceuta Surge May Be the Opening Move In A War For Gibraltar Why Ceuta Matters Ceuta is Spanish territory on the North African mainland, but its security depends on Moroccan border enforcement. That gives Rabat a weapon below the threshold of war. Morocco can loosen enforcement, allow a surge to overwhelm the enclave, then restore control after Madrid deploys troops and absorbs the political shock. The latest crossing forced Spain to reinforce Ceuta while Morocco later contained the flow. Sovereignty and practical control are not the same. Morocco can destabilize Ceuta without invading it while preserving plausible deniability. Why Gibraltar Matters Now The Strait of Gibraltar links the Atlantic to the Mediterranean, Suez, the Red Sea and the Middle East. NATO has described it as especially vulnerable because of its narrow geography and roughly 3,000 daily commercial ship movements. Naval Station Rota is indispensable for supplying, repairing and rearming U.S. and NATO forces across Europe, Africa and the Middle East. As the wars around Ukraine, Iran, the Red Sea and the Black Sea expand, dominance here allows Washington to move naval forces rapidly, monitor Russian and Iranian activity, protect or interdict military and energy cargoes, secure NATO’s southern flank and pressure Chinese trade moving between Suez and Europe. The objective is surveillance, logistics and enough redundancy that no government can obstruct U.S. military movement during a crisis. Morocco’s Role Morocco is being built into that architecture. It works with the United States on coastal radar, maritime surveillance and more than 100 military exercises and events annually. Days before the Ceuta crisis, Morocco co hosted the Africa Maritime Forces Summit with U.S. Naval Forces Africa and U.S. Marine Corps Forces Europe and Africa. American officials highlighted Morocco’s position at the crossroads of the Atlantic and Mediterranean. That timing is not proof Washington directed the surge. But it makes quiet encouragement, advance awareness or strategic tolerance more plausible than a completely isolated Moroccan action. The Pressure On Spain Spain hosts Rota but has become a reliability concern for Washington. Trump attacked Madrid over NATO participation and defense spending, threatened to cut trade and singled Spain out for refusing the alliance’s newer 5% target. In my opinion Morocco acted for its own interests over Ceuta, Western Sahara and Spain’s relationship with Algeria, while the move also served American strategy. Washington would not need to organize the migrants directly. A quiet signal that Rabat could pressure Madrid without U.S. resistance would be enough. The objective is not an immediate seizure of Ceuta. It is to prove Morocco can secure or destabilize Europe’s African frontier, weaken Spain’s bargaining position and become the indispensable southern partner guarding the western Mediterranean. The deeper contest is not yet over ownership. It is over who controls access when the next stage of war expands.

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We all know it wasn’t organic… so who orchestrated the invasion of Ceuta? People are connecting a direct link to Netanyahu’s son, Yair Netanyahu.. and the United States Here are some facts. Your thoughts? In May 2019, Yair Netanyahu posted on X/Twitter: “Dear Arabs and Muslims. Want to free occupied Arab Islamic lands? Here’s a good start!” He attached a map highlighting Ceuta and Melilla as the suggested starting points. In April 2026, after Spain’s continued criticism of Israel’s Gaza operations, Benjamin Netanyahu ordered Spanish representatives removed from a Gaza-related coordination center and stated: —— “I do not intend to allow any country to wage a diplomatic war against us without paying an immediate price.” Spain under Sánchez became one of Europe’s loudest critics of Israel “genocide” language re: Gaza, and the opposition to US/Israeli actions on Iran, base access denials at Rota/Morón). Michael Rubin of the American Enterprise Institute) began describing Ceuta/Melilla as Spanish-administered cities in Moroccan territory and floated pressure or a new “Green March”-style demographic push. Rubin recently publicly urged Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio to recognize the enclaves as “occupied Moroccan territory” and called on Morocco to launch an unarmed civilian Green March into them. Congressman Mario Díaz-Balart (a close Rubio ally) stated they are geographically in Moroccan territory and should be negotiated between allies; a House Appropriations-related report used similar “located in Moroccan territory” language. Opinion pieces (including one on Ynet in April 2026) explicitly argued Israel could diplomatically help Morocco “reclaim” the enclaves to punish a non-cooperative NATO member and secure influence over the Strait of Gibraltar approaches. Morocco then “opened the taps” on migration—tens of thousands of mostly young men flooding a city of ~80,000 in hours—creating a hybrid crisis that overwhelms Spanish control, reigniting sovereignty claims. Spain may very well end up relinquishing claims of Ceuta back to Morocco.

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