Is Spanish Ceuta included in Abraham Accords? US and Morocco's geopolitical games questioned

Questions are being raised about whether Spanish Ceuta is being included in the Abraham Accords, as the United States and Morocco engage in complex geopolitical maneuvers. The recent influx of thousands of migrants swimming into Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa, brought the humanitarian crisis to global attention. However, beyond the immediate human suffering, signals from Washington, Rome, and Tel Aviv suggest a much larger geopolitical game is unfolding. This intricate play involves strategic interests that could position the Strait of Gibraltar as the next significant stake in the Abraham Accords. The situation implies a broader diplomatic and strategic realignment, where territorial claims and regional stability are being reshaped by international powers. This potential expansion of the accords into new territories could redefine alliances and influence in the Mediterranean and North Africa.