the 85th report of the boycott department in the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine: Boycott movements call for condemning and boycotting settler violence in Jerusalem

The 85th report of the boycott department in the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine: Boycott movements call for condemning and boycotting settler violence in Jerusalem

The boycott campaigns valued the withdrawal of the Jordanian national team player, Iyas al-Zumar, from the fencing championship of the year, which is held in Dubai, in refusal to normalize sports with the Israeli occupation state.

Activists in the boycott campaigns also valued the Libyan national team’s announcement of its withdrawal from the fencing year’s championship, in refusal to participate in the Israeli occupation state’s participation in this match.

The boycott campaigns also condemned the statements of the UAE embassy in the Israeli occupation state in support of the provocations of the Israeli settlers inside occupied Jerusalem, without condemning their hostile acts against the Palestinian people.

While activists of boycott campaigns condemned the announcement of two music festivals in Egypt sponsored by two Israeli companies, and hosting the "Tolip" hotel in Sinai, which was occupied by the Israeli occupation state in 1967.

In turn, activists in the boycott campaigns valued the refusal of the "Tolip" hotel in Egypt to receive the participants in the festival, which is being held by two Israeli companies on Egyptian territory in the Sinai.

Meanwhile, the Moroccan Front in Support of Palestine and Against Normalization called for a protest pause in front of the Moroccan Parliament to denounce normalization with the Israeli occupying state, and in support of Palestinian national rights.

Meanwhile, activists in the boycott campaigns praised the demand of the Communist Party of India to boycott security and military relations with the Israeli occupation state.

On the other hand, the boycott campaigns condemned the administration of the "Monk" Museum in the Norwegian capital, expelling the Norwegian activist "Lisana Britney" from the museum's halls, for wearing a bag that read "Boycott Israel".

In the same context, 8,500 university students at Princeton University launched a campaign calling on the university's administration to boycott the "Caterpillar" company, which supplies the Israeli occupation state with equipment used to commit crimes against the Palestinians.

In addition, activists in the boycott movements announced the necessity of boycotting the Danish toys company "Lego" after it decided to open a branch in the Israeli occupation state.