The 60,000 Moroccans who tried to enter Europe through the Spanish exclave of Ceuta are only the beginning of the mass movement of economic migrants from Africa to Europe. That is the warning of Professor Henrique Cymerman, an Israeli academic who studies migration patterns. More on his alarming views can be found here: “Migration wave from Morocco to Spain signals beginning of much larger crisis, expert warns,” 103FM, August 3, 2026:
The tens of thousands of young people who have been attempting to swim across the border between Morocco and Ceuta are only the beginning of a much larger migration crisis, journalist and Reichman University lecturer Henrique Cymerman explained in an interview with 103FM on Sunday.
“There are two cities, Ceuta and Melilla, and they have belonged to Spain for more than 400 years, with Africa surrounding them,” Cymerman explained.
“There are fences in certain areas, and each time young people try to jump over them, they have two and a half minutes. That’s the amount of time they have before the Spanish police arrive and may send them back to Morocco. They run to the refugee center, and if they manage to make it there within those few minutes, and some of them do, they are no longer returned to Morocco. They’ve made it. From there, within a few months, they can move on to Europe and fulfill their dream.”
Cymerman went on to explain why conspiracy theories have emerged accusing Israel of pulling the strings behind the crisis.
“Israel enters the picture indirectly because of our alliance with Morocco and with the Americans,” he said. “Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has become the leading anti-Israel voice in Europe, and some say he has sought to sever relations with the State of Israel.”
Others, he noted, are blaming Morocco’s king, who is reportedly unhappy with the Spanish government’s growing closeness to Morocco’s historic rival.
“Some people say this is an attempt by the King of Morocco to show Sánchez what could happen if he compromises on other issues, for example in his relationship with Morocco’s biggest rival, Algeria. He is due to visit there soon, and Spain also buys large quantities of Algerian gas. About 40% of Spain’s gas comes from there.”
Israel, of course, had nothing to do with the 60,000 Muslim Moroccans who tried to enter Europe through Ceuta. Israel has a vested interest in keeping Muslims out of Europe, where their growing presence has led to both the spread of the antisemitic virus that they carry with them, undeclared, in their mental baggage, and to European politicians becoming more anti-Israel in the hope of attracting the support of the increasing number of Muslim voters.
Hordes of Africans, at this point overwhelmingly Muslims from North Africa, are already trying every way they can, especially on the small boats of smugglers, to land on European shores, where, instead of being immediately sent back, they are taken in and allowed to remain while their claims of being asylum seekers are considered. During this time, the government puts them up in hotels and inns, where their presence alarms the local population, who rightly fear a rise in crime, and are outraged that those “asylum seekers” are given more support from the government than is given to the indigenous poor. In addition to housing, these migrants are provided with free medical care, free education including language tuition, family allowances, and monthly amounts to pay for food and clothing. They have been in no hurry to be gainfully employed, but prefer to live on the lavish benefits that the generous welfare states of western Europe provide, and supplement that support with crimes of property — street robberies, house burglaries, shoplifting.
The only way to stop this, as Rupert Lowe of the Restore Britain Party has suggested, is to provide no benefits for immigrants during the first five years of their residency in Europe. That should discourage a great many of those economic migrants from entering Europe. In addition, instead of letting migrants into their countries, to wait while their claims for “asylum” are decided, European governments should stop those migrants at their points of entry, put them on planes and ships and send them promptly back to their countries of origin. Only thus can the countries of Europe withstand the tsunami of economic migrants, most of them Muslims, that is about to swamp them.
Peacelover says
‘Spanish police arrive and may send them back to Morocco’…not sure exactly where it was over there but I’ve seen footage of police just standing in water doing nothing except taking pictures of one another and selfies and just letting masses of migrants hide out and waiting to make their next move.
I think that is what I watched.
James Lincoln says
Of course, Rupert Lowe of the Restore Britain Party is absolutely correct.
But will anyone listen?
Mo says
This is horrifying. What is the average citizen supposed to do?!
gravenimage says
The Migration Wave About to Sweep Over Europe
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Grimly agree. The invasion of Cueta did not entirely work–but it is just one more episode in the Islamic invasion of Europe.
࿗Infidel࿘ says
Yeah, it’s a rerun of 2011. One would have thought that European leaders would have learned their lessons by now
David M says
We have too many migrants coming into Australia at the moment, but one thing we do well is deal with anyone arriving illegally. It is easier for us because we are a big land mass on our own.
Max L says
On the other hand, Red Green Albanese government is importing Muslims to Australia legally, and allowing ISIS terrorists to return. Australia will eventually fall. May be a couple of years after Europe.
ConcernedReader says
Well apparantly thousands upon thousands of sub-saharan people are also herded towards that border.
So this raid was a test, next time they can unleash even more numbers.
More than one threat says
Every Western country is facing a problem with legal immigration, illegal immigration and asylum seekers.
The Left, seeks increased mass immigration from all three – legal, illegal and refugees – as these will give the Left an increased voter base and ultimately, consolidate the Left’s political power.
The Right Establishment is supportive of mass immigration, because it increases the supply of consumers and workers, the latter of which decreases wages demand.
The populist and nationalist parties are ambivalent at best about mass immigration, because they know the failure to assimilate the massive numbers of new arrivals changes a country, breaks down social trust and national cohesion, creates pressure on infrastructure and increases the local costs of housing or food.
So what is to be done?
The most important thing is to vote for politicians empathetic to the majority voter viewpoint.
That means policies restricting the overall numbers of legal immigrants and only accepting immigrants able to contribute and assimilate. The skills, knowledge, attitudes, language skills and willingness to unequivocally transfer loyalty to their new country, should shape who gets to be accepted.
Someone more loyal to their previous country, such as Mexico or Somalia, should not be accepted.
Policies to manage illegal immigration include better border control; boat turnbacks or similar immediate return policies; more resources to find and deport illegals already within the country; and harsher penalties for any seeking to either obstruct the deportation process (eg such as a Mayor promoting a sanctuary city), enabling illegals (eg by issuing driver licences) or those employ illegal immigrants.
And finally, with respect to refugees, every Western nation should rescind their signing of the UN Convention relating to the Status of Refugees (aka UN Refugee Convention). A nation can still be compassionate towards refugees, but can grant asylum on a case-by-case basis; not automatically because of some obsolete international obligation. Asylum should not be expected from the host nation, but a privilege to be conferred.
Any politician weak on immigration doesn’t deserve a vote.
tgusa says
“Migration wave from Morocco to Spain signals beginning of much larger crisis, expert warns,”
It may already be well in to phase two.
https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/4390784/posts