The boycott department of the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine: The boycott activities are increasing day by day
The boycott department of the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine:
The boycott activities are increasing day by day
Activists in the boycott campaigns praised the Lebanese Minister of Agriculture, "Abbas Mortada", for refusing to participate in the annual conference of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, due to the management of the session by the Israeli ambassador to Rome, "Yael Rubinstein."
An interview conducted by Moroccan journalist "Simo Benbachir" with Israeli actress "Gal Gadot" also led to the loss of more than 100,000 followers on his account on the "Instagram" website, after they described him as (a friend of Israel).
The National Initiative to Resist Normalization in Bahrain also sent a letter to 91 hotels in Bahrain and 30 commercial companies, demanding that they not provide any commercial services to those coming from the Israeli occupation state to Bahrain.
While some activists in the boycott campaigns accused the UAE regime of assassinating the Emirati anti-normalization activist "Alaa Al-Siddiq" in Britain, after she was involved in a traffic accident in an unknown car, after her passport was withdrawn and her father was arrested.
Meanwhile, activists praised the boycott campaigns of the demonstrators and solidarity with the Palestinian cause in New York, in response to the march of Israeli flags.
The boycott campaigns in Ireland demanded a boycott of the products of the Israeli occupation state in “tesco” stores, with the aim of changing the Israeli apartheid policy towards the Palestinians.
While activists in the boycott campaigns put up banners in London, warning them to deal with “caterpillar” and “JCB”, because of their contribution to the illegal Israeli settlement.
Meanwhile, activists in the boycott campaigns valued the solidarity stand organized by Belgian activists in support of the Palestinian cause and the right of return for Palestinian refugees.
In the same context, the boycott campaigns valued what former Dutch Prime Minister Dries van Acht announced to withdraw his membership from the CDA party because of the party’s position on the Palestinian issue, saying: “The party continues to turn its face on the enormous suffering experienced by the Palestinian people. I have tried for years to convince my party. By adopting a more fair and just position for the Palestinians, but I failed in that, so I am no longer comfortable staying here."