Mel sur X : « Holy shlit. This is real. He literally said it aloud for the whole world to hear. And still the disgusting bought and paid for shills will pretend like this is an “organic invasion” and not a literal Zionist military operation against a country unwilling to submit. ▻https://t.co/RVRWdawZpD » / X
▻https://x.com/Villgecrazylady/status/2082995725848207415
Nétanyahou fils : "Faisons un marché : nous ne finançons pas chez vous d’ONG qui appellent à se débarrasser de Ceuta et Melilla, et vous mettrez un « stop » aux ONG qui, chez vous, appellent à abandonner la Judée et la Samarrie."
Kenneth Roth sur X :
►https://x.com/KenRoth/status/2083644057826275678
Why would Israel want its ally Morocco to control Ceuta as opposed to its critic Spain? One reason may be that Ceuta is the closest point in Africa to Europe, sitting astride the Strait of Gibraltar, meaning that Spain currently controls both sides of the strait. The Strait of Gibraltar is only 8 miles across, as opposed to the Strait of Hormuz, which is 21 miles. If Iran can control the Strait of Hormuz, Spain could easily control the Strait of Gibraltar and potentially block Israeli access to the Atlantic.
Taleb Alisalem sur X :
►https://x.com/TalebSahara/status/2082930831903830429
ESTO ES MUY GRAVE. Me llegan estas imágenes de cómo las autoridades marroquíes vacían camiones llenos de jóvenes cerca de la frontera con Ceuta.
Quien no quiera ver que se trata de una operación perfectamente preparada por el régimen, es que es ciego.
►https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/2082930806482210817/vid/avc1/320x568/2Lkw9fYIKuWZY5eX.mp4
HatsOff sur X :
▻https://x.com/HatsOffff/status/2082953333611119084
Morocco appears to be playing a pointed game: offering public gestures that play well with Trump while simultaneously creating conditions that put pressure on Spain.
Given how openly Trump has expressed his dislike for Spain, it’s hard not to wonder whether these developments are completely unrelated.
What to Know About Ceuta - The New York Times
▻https://www.nytimes.com/2026/07/30/world/europe/ceuta-spain-morocco-migrants.html
Spain is eager to keep up good relations with Morocco, in part to maintain its cooperation in deterring migrant arrivals. After the major crossing episode in 2021, Spanish government officials said that Morocco saw the migrants as a kind of currency, leveraging control over their movement across the border to extract financial and political prizes from Spain.
Hours after the migrants began pouring into Ceuta that year, Spain approved 30 million euros, about $37 million, in aid to Morocco for border policing.
It was unclear early Friday what had prompted the latest amassing of people in Ceuta. Several migrants told The New York Times on Friday that they were encouraged to cross into Ceuta by the Moroccan authorities. Mr. Sánchez said that the Moroccan authorities were willing to help repatriate the migrants.
▻https://archive.ph/2026.08.01-031610/https://www.nytimes.com/2026/07/30/world/europe/ceuta-spain-morocco-migrants.html
Kenneth Roth sur X :
►https://x.com/KenRoth/status/2083644057826275678
Why would Israel want its ally Morocco to control Ceuta as opposed to its critic Spain? One reason may be that Ceuta is the closest point in Africa to Europe, sitting astride the Strait of Gibraltar, meaning that Spain currently controls both sides of the strait. The Strait of Gibraltar is only 8 miles across, as opposed to the Strait of Hormuz, which is 21 miles. If Iran can control the Strait of Hormuz, Spain could easily control the Strait of Gibraltar and potentially block Israeli access to the Atlantic.