It’s entirely possible that Israel organised the entire thing without even the knowledge of the King, Martin Jay writes. Continue reading

On July 30 and 31, tens of thousands of Moroccan workers crossed into the Spanish-held enclave of Ceuta. At least 72 drowned or were crushed on the way. The toll kept rising as bodies washed ashore. Within two days, most had returned to Morocco. Many went back voluntarily; Spanish soldiers escorted others to the border. Continue reading