Israel’s ambassador to the United Nations, Danny Danon, posted on X on Friday: "Spain, which never misses an opportunity to lecture Israel, has declared a state of emergency in Ceuta following the crisis over its immigration policy.

Sharing Danon’s post, Spanish Transport Minister Oscar Puente remarked: “Well, it all seems to be becoming quite clear.”

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      No it is not you can’t invade another country even if majority of the population want to be annexed. A referendum is the only legal way which has 0.01% to happen

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        There’s no guarantee the government would allow a referendum. Either way human rights, like the right to self-determination, trumps any legal framework.

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          That’s why i said the chance is so minimal but you can’t simply invade a country even if all it’s people in the invaded country want it

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      They want Spanish wealth, they don’t want Spanish culture though.

      Even if 100% of Moroccans wanted to live in Spain, they probably wouldn’t vote to be annexed. They want to still be Moroccan.