According to Abu Ali Express, Moroccan migrants who entered the Spanish enclave of Ceuta have erected a large encampment of sukkahs and tents on the beach, described as a 'city of sukkahs.' The report follows earlier reports of migrants setting up sukkahs ahead of the Sukkot holiday.
The Zioneer reported earlier today (Mon 10:06) that Moroccan migrants were setting up tents and sukkahs on Ceuta beaches, including La Trampoline beach, as part of the ongoing migration crisis at the Spanish enclave. A new report now indicates the encampment has grown significantly, with migrants reportedly building a 'city of sukkahs' on the shore. The migrants stated they are 'getting ahead of the Sukkot holiday,' according to the earlier report. The situation remains ongoing, with no official response from Spanish or Moroccan authorities reported yet.
2 developments
- DevelopingCeuta migrants seek places to sleep without property owners' consent, reports say
- DevelopingMoroccan migrants say authorities encouraged them to cross into Ceuta, NYT reports
- DevelopingReport: Morocco removes barriers around Ceuta, tens of thousands enter enclave
- DevelopingReport: Moroccan border guards attacking returnees after Ceuta migration surge
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