According to an analysis by Al Jazeera, a narrative linking immigration with antisemitism is emerging following the migration crisis in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, aiming to undermine pro-Palestinian solidarity. The article states that the Israeli government and its European political allies have promoted this narrative, increasingly intertwining Muslim immigration, growing criticism of Israel, and concerns about antisemitism. The analysis suggests that this framework shifts the debate from Israel's actions in Gaza to the identity of its critics, and redefines opposition to Israeli policies as a result of demographic changes and the political influence of Muslim communities, rather than a response to a humanitarian disaster or violations of international law.