Several anti-Israel accounts posted conspiracy theories during the weekend, blaming Israel for the border disruptions reported in Ceuta, even as Spanish authorities ruled out any f

Several anti-Israel accounts posted conspiracy theories during the weekend, blaming Israel for the border disruptions reported in Ceuta, even as Spanish authorities ruled out any foreign interference. ✍️ @Tobiholc Link Extremist content creators spread conspiracy theories blaming Israel for Spain's migration crisis The theories were sparked by scrutiny of a social media post made by Yair Netanyahu in 2019 and gained traction even after Spanish authorities ruled out any Moroccan interference.