Jose Alberto Nino • August 3, 2026
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In Spanish alternative political circles, the Ceuta crisis has fed into a darker theory already circulating for years. In May 2022, Spain confirmed that Sánchez’s phone had been infected with Pegasus spyware—developed by Israel’s NSO Group—in May 2021, with more than 2.5 gigabytes of data extracted. Defense Minister Margarita Robles suffered the same breach a month later. Spain’s investigation was shelved in January 2026 after Israel refused to cooperate with five separate judicial requests, with the presiding judge ruling that Israel’s refusal violated “the principle of good faith” between nations.
Morocco has been widely identified as the likely operator of the hack, which coincided with the acute Western Sahara diplomatic crisis and targeted more than 200 Spanish mobile numbers. Against that backdrop, a theory circulates in Spanish alternative media holding that the Spain-Morocco-Israel triangle operates as an arrangement in which Israel provides surveillance technology and diplomatic cover for Morocco to press its territorial interests, and that Sánchez tolerates the migration flows because he is being blackmailed with material extracted from his phone.
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