How Israel and European far right attempted to influence Ceuta

Thousands attempted to cross from Morocco into Ceuta, resulting in tragic deaths and renewed debates on immigration in Europe. Far-right politicians quickly framed the incident as an “Islamic invasion,” fueling calls for stricter border controls and linking Muslim immigration to broader security concerns. This narrative aligns with Israeli officials who suggest that changing European attitudes towards Israel are influenced by rising Muslim political power, complicating discussions about humanitarian issues in Gaza and contributing to anti-immigration sentiments.

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