A post on The Zioneer describes the situation in the Spanish enclave as one of complete chaos, with 'Muslims' breaking through military checkpoints and the Spanish army seemingly helpless. The post warns that Europe should be shocked, as it sees its own future in the 'flooding' of the enclave.
A new post published on The Zioneer platform on Monday morning claims that migrants have broken through military checkpoints in the Spanish enclave and that the Spanish army is helpless. The post warns that Europe should be shocked, seeing its own future in the 'flooding' of the enclave. The account is unverified but adds to a series of escalating reports that have emerged since the crisis began on Friday.
The crisis unfolded rapidly on Friday, July 31, when Spain declared a state of emergency at 09:38 Jerusalem time after thousands breached the border. Later that morning, unverified reports described migrants throwing stones at police patrol cars and setting buses on fire. By the same hour, reports indicated thousands were rioting, and a social media post characterized the situation as an 'intifada,' calling for globalizing the uprising. The Zioneer also reported background developments: The Hebrew-language outlet Abu Ali Express reported that Spanish police and soldiers were not intervening in Ceuta, with migrants mocking authorities (Fri 11:56 Jerusalem). A Spanish resident of Ceuta was reported saying she was scared and called the influx an 'invasion' (Fri 17:22 Jerusalem). On Saturday, an unusual video showed a Moroccan village near the border abandoned, with residents heading to the border (Sat 10:56 Jerusalem).
The new Monday post continues the pattern of unverified but alarming claims. While the crisis has drawn widespread attention, independent confirmation of the latest report—including the claim of a checkpoint breach and army helplessness—remains lacking. The current situation on the ground in the Spanish enclave, the status of security forces, and the number of migrants present are all unverified. The Zioneer has previously reported on the crisis in Ceuta, where tens of thousands of migrants entered in recent days, overwhelming local services.
6 developments
- DevelopingThe Zioneer: Migrants stab, loot in Ceuta as police absent; Sánchez weighs moving them to mainland
- DevelopingAbu Ali Express: Spanish police, soldiers not intervening in Ceuta as migrants mock authorities
- DevelopingThe Zioneer: Spain faces its own border contradictions after years of lecturing Israel
- DevelopingUnusual video shows Moroccan village near Spanish enclave abandoned, residents head to border
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