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Spanish minister clashes with Israeli diplomat over migrants entering Ceuta

A Spanish minister and an Israeli diplomat clashed over 60,000 migrants, including 8,000 children, crossing from Morocco into Spain's North African enclave Ceuta. Israel's UN ambassador accused Spain of maintaining colonial enclaves, while Spanish officials suggested Israeli and U.S. involvement in the crisis.

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Oscar PuentepersonDanny DanonpersonGabriel RufianpersonYair NetanyahupersonRepublican Left of CataloniaorganizationUnited NationsorganizationCeutaplaceMoroccoplace

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