Once Morocco’s security forces decided to stop the movement, they demonstrated that they were perfectly capable of doing so. None of that proves that Israel or the US was involved in the Ceuta crisis. But it establishes the context in which the crisis took place – and the states with which Morocco’s security establishment is most closely aligned. And Kenneth Roth - former executive director of Human Rights Watch - posted:“Why would Israel want its ally Morocco to control Ceuta as opposed to its critic Spain? At the very least, Israel, the US and the far-right in general have shamelessly exploited this crisis.