Current sectionWorld NewsEuropeSánchez said it was 'evident' that both countries had used the crisis to criticize the Spanish government, amid their disagreements with Madrid over the wars in Ukraine and the Middle EastShare to FacebookShare to XArticle printing is available to subscribers onlyPrint in a simple, ad-free formatSubscribeComments: Zen reading is available to subscribers onlyAd-free and in a comfortable reading formatSubscribeReuters01:12 PM • August 31 2026 IDTSpanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said Monday that Israel and Russia spread and amplified false information surrounding last month's mass entry of migrants into Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta, citing research by the European Union's foreign service.Trending NowParents to Suspend Classes at Tel Aviv School Over Admission of Migrant ChildrenNetanyahu Is Right About One Thing – the Oslo Accords Led Israel to October 7Israel to Deport U.K. Activist Detained After Settlers Abducted Him, Lawyer SaysBacked by Israeli Authorities, Settlers Gain a Foothold in West Bank's Area BWhen to Say 'Genocide': What Leftists Could Learn From GermanyCommentsIn the NewsGefilte Fish Has Never Been Hotter: This Tiny Tel Aviv Eatery Is a Groyse MetsieSpain's Sanchez: Israel Amplified Disinformation Over Ceuta Migrant CrisisIDF Soldiers Guard West Bank Settler Raid, Shoot Four Palestinians, Reports SayFor Israeli Vets With PTSD, Soccer Is a Friendly Game AgainWeeks Into West Bank Siege, Police Seek Warrants for Settlers Involved in AttackRemembering and rebuilding two years laterICYMIHasan Piker Talks Hamas, anti-Zionism and Why Americans Are Fed Up With Israel'Israel Is Sending Militias to Commit War Crimes – and I Have to Protect Them'Israeli Court Acquits Man of Assaulting Nun in Jerusalem's Old CityPoll: Likud Sinks to 19 Seats as New Right-wing Party Falls Below ThresholdJewish Space Lasers? Israel Wants 'Rods From God'Ben-Gvir's Ambush Shook Netanyahu – and Unleashed a War for Right-wing Votes