Boycott Department of the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine: Disseminating Palestinian flags and boycott of the Israeli occupation state
The boycott campaign in Palestine held an electronic seminar on the methods and causes of boycott, and the discussion about normalization after the recent aggression on the Gaza Strip and Jerusalem, by participation of the journalist "Hind Al-Khodari" and "Islam Spoiled" from the Turkish channel "TRT" and the legal advisor at the International Criminal Court participated “Fouad Baker".
Activists in the boycott campaigns also published a number of Israeli products to boycott them: "Doritos", "Tnuva" chips, "Tobozina" juice, "Lay's" potatoes, "Loreal", "Erial".
While a large number of students, academics, teachers, unionists, artists, and musicians signed a boycott of the Israeli occupation state because of its perpetration of war crimes in the Gaza Strip and occupied Jerusalem, and a crime against humanity represented by the crime of apartheid and the oppression of the Palestinian people.
Meanwhile, activists in the boycott campaigns renewed the call to save the people of the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood from forced displacement, after the Israeli occupation imposed a siege on them again.
Activists in the boycott campaigns denounced the intervention of Matthias Shamali, Director of UNRWA Operations in the Gaza Strip, and called on the Palestinian Press Syndicate to boycott him, for standing with the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip, indicating that the aggression was accurate, despite the injury and death of a large number of Palestinian civilians.
In a related development, the Qatar Youth Assembly Against Normalization renewed its demand to boycott "Puma" due to its support for illegal Israeli settlements.
In the same context, a group of boycott campaigns in Yemen decorated the throne of Bilqis with the Palestinian flag, in solidarity with the Palestinian people.
In addition, a group of activists in the boycott campaigns in Bahrain organized a mass demonstration in support of the Palestinian cause and rejecting normalization with the Israeli occupation state.
In turn, Deputy Speaker of the Iraqi Parliament, Hassan Al-Kaabi called on Iraq to boycott the countries that support "Israel" economically and commercially, against the background of the recent Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip, during an extraordinary meeting of the Palestine Affairs Committee of the Union of Councils of the Member States of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation.
On the other hand, the head of the Tunisian municipality of Al-Karm, Fathi Al-Ayouni, issued a decision prohibiting Tunisians who are politically, economically, artistic and media professionals from attending or participating in all activities organized by the municipality or participating in its organization.
Also, activists in the boycott campaigns in Tunisia replaced the name "Paris Street" with "Gaza Street" in solidarity with the Palestinian cause and denouncing the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip and Jerusalem.
For their part, thousands of demonstrators gathered in Tunisia, to demand that Parliament expedite the passage of a law criminalizing normalization with the Israeli occupation state.
Activists in the boycott campaigns in Auckland, northern New Zealand, also put pictures of Palestinian children who were martyred in the Gaza Strip as a result of the recent Israeli aggression.
A number of activists in the boycott campaigns denounced the statement of the "Chelsea" club in support of the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip, after it became clear that the president of the club "Roman Abramovich" is a Russian billionaire who supports the illegal Israeli settlements in occupied Jerusalem.
On the other hand, boycott campaigners lit the Umhlanga lighthouse in South Africa with the Palestinian flag, in solidarity with the Palestinian cause.
While the "Kuala Lumpur" towers in Malaysia were decorated with the Palestinian flag, in solidarity with the Palestinian people, after the recent Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip and occupied Jerusalem.
Meanwhile, activists in boycott campaigns praised the Algerian star, "Riyad Mahrez," for carrying the Palestinian flag while his team, "Manchester City", crowned champions of the English League.
Likewise, activists in boycott campaigns valued the Norwegian sovereign oil fund withdrawing its investments from two Israeli companies, due to their links to illegal settlement activities in the West Bank.
In addition, activists in the boycott campaigns condemned the dismissal of the American Associated Press, the journalist Emily Wilder, due to her criticism of the Israeli occupation state, regarding its aggression on the Gaza Strip, and the displacement of the residents of the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood from occupied Jerusalem.
On the other hand, activists participated in the boycott campaigns in the stand of solidarity with the Palestinian people, which was held in the Belgian city of "Antwerp", denouncing the criminal Israeli practices against the Palestinian people.
A number of activists in the boycott campaigns also participated in the demonstration in support of the Palestinian people and condemning the Israeli crimes committed against them, which took place in the British "Manchester".
Activists in the boycott campaigns appreciated that Irish parliaments wore the Palestinian keffiyeh and masks bearing the Palestinian flag, in solidarity with the Gaza Strip, and the people of the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood.
Meanwhile, boycott campaigners condemned Bangladesh’s declaration that its passport will be valid for all countries of the world, after it included, with the exception of "Israel."