Michael Rubin: the close ties with Morocco of the 'neocon' who asked Rabat for a 'Green March' on Ceuta

American analyst Michael Rubin has been a growing voice in Washington questioning Spanish sovereignty over Ceuta and Melilla, cities he considers Spanish "colonies" in northern Morocco. In several articles published since March, Rubin has called on Donald Trump and Marco Rubio to recognize the autonomous cities as "occupied territories" and urged Rabat to organize a new "Green March" to expel the "Spanish settlers." The article reveals that Rubin is not a neutral observer: he was one of the ideologues of the Iraq war and maintains close ties with Morocco and the pro-Israel ecosystem in the United States.

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