Spanish Boomerang: The Bill for the Obsession Against Israel Is Paid in Cash

Spain, which led a sharply anti-Israeli line and recognized a Palestinian state, is now facing a breach of its borders by tens of thousands of Moroccans and a collapse of public order. The article claims this is a 'heavenly punishment' for the anti-Semitic policy of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, who preaches to Israel about 'occupation' while Spain holds occupied territories in Morocco. The author links the calls to 'destroy Israel' at the San Fermín festival to current events, concluding that 'whoever invites the wind gets the storm.' The events are described as a complete collapse of the border, with at least nine dead and reception centers overflowing. The author notes that Spain has controlled Ceuta and Melilla since the 17th and 15th centuries, and Morocco views them as occupied territories. He argues that the breach is justified given Spain's refusal to negotiate, and warns that the young people who broke through may one day stand in the streets of Madrid demanding an 'Islamic caliphate.'