08/08/2026
Chinese intelligence has expressed concerns regarding the recent influx of migrants into Ceuta, Spain, suggesting that the crisis may have been orchestrated by Mossad.
Reports from Beijing, as cited by El Mundo, indicate that this border crisis is perceived as a carefully planned hybrid warfare tactic allegedly orchestrated by Israel’s intelligence agency, Mossad, and facilitated by Morocco, with the intent of undermining the Spanish government’s stability.
This analysis appears to correlate with the deteriorating diplomatic relations between Madrid and Tel Aviv, particularly in the wake of Spain's criticisms of Israel’s military actions in Gaza and its acknowledgment of a Palestinian state.
Nadia Helmy, an Egyptian political scientist with expertise in Sino-Israeli relations, indicated that Chinese security analysts interpret the events in Ceuta as a potential strategic maneuver aimed at exerting pressure on the administration of Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez.
“Chinese intelligence analysis units have scrutinized the escalating diplomatic and political friction between Spain and Israel,” Helmy remarked. “From this analytical perspective, the decline in bilateral relations may have prompted Mossad to engage in the migration crisis involving Morocco and Spain, thereby intensifying the turmoil and deploying agents to instigate unrest and disorder among the Moroccan populace.”