Rabat – Testimonies from Moroccan citizens have laid bare what many political and rights groups had long warned: systematic collusion between the Makhzen regime and Zionist networks to seize land through coercion and forgery, turning Morocco into a budding settler colony.
One victim, speaking in a widely circulated video, recounted how authorities stripped him of his property and sold it at a token price to a Zionist buyer. Despite filing complaints with local officials and security services, he received no justice. He presented documents proving his claims, stressing that the buyer obtained the land through the Ministry of Endowments and Islamic Affairs. The man alleged that the buyer wielded influence inside the royal palace, drove a car with special plates signaling high-level protection, and openly threatened residents.
The victim described the scheme as a criminal mafia backed by state institutions. He revealed that the Zionist buyer had access to his movements between government offices, making his attempts to reclaim his father’s land perilous. “I nearly lost my life fighting to recover what was stolen with forged papers,” he said.
Like many others forced into displacement, he asked: “Why does the regime sell citizens’ land to Zionists for crumbs?” His plight mirrors that of countless Moroccans who now feel like refugees in their own country, as Zionist investors flock to purchase land at an accelerating pace.
The story sparked outrage online, with many warning that Morocco risks repeating the tragedy of Palestine. Social media users described the situation as the early stages of a full-scale occupation.
Adding to the alarm, Yuba El Ghdioui, deputy head of the National Rif Party, revealed suspicious activity by Zionist groups in the Rif region. Locals reported covert surveys and mapping operations in forests and strategic mountain sites. Activists questioned why such sensitive areas were being targeted and who was orchestrating these clandestine moves.
Meanwhile, new footage has surfaced showing Jewish groups performing prayer rituals at Bab Doukkala in Marrakech — a symbolic act that many see as a sign of growing territorial encroachment. Citizens fear this is not merely religious practice but part of a broader strategy of settlement and control.
The mounting evidence paints a stark picture: Morocco is sliding into a dangerous experiment where land, sovereignty, and identity are being bartered away, leaving ordinary citizens to bear the cost.
