The boycott department of the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine: Barcelona cancels its match with Beitar Al-Quds
The boycott department of the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine: "Barcelona" cancels its match with "Beitar Al-Quds"
The boycott campaign in Palestine organized activities urging a boycott of the products of the Israeli occupation state in the Gaza Strip, and the need to support national Palestinian products.
The Giving without Borders Association, in cooperation with the boycott campaigns, held a dialogue meeting on the importance of boycotting the goods of the Israeli occupation state.
Also, more than 207 Palestinian sports clubs sent an open letter to Barcelona, to demand it cancel the “friendly match” against the “Betar Al-Quds” club, which is located near the neighborhoods of Sheikh Jarrah and Silwan in occupied Jerusalem, and which “Israel” carries out forced evictions, demolished homes and violent repression against Palestinian people.
While activists in the boycott campaigns launched a series of tweets urging a boycott of "Barcelona", refusing to hold a match between "Barcelona" and "Beitar Jerusalem".
In the same context, activists in the boycott campaigns praised Barcelona's cancellation of its match with Beitar Al-Quds, in light of Israeli opposition to this decision.
Meanwhile, activists in the boycott campaigns condemned the UAE's celebration of the opening of its embassy in the Israeli occupation state, in the presence of some extremist figures.
On the other hand, activists in the boycott campaigns and solidarity with the Palestinian people participated in a vigil in Britain against the "Puma" company because of its support for the Israeli occupation state.
Meanwhile, activists in the boycott campaigns praised the resignation of the American academic, "Cornell West" from Harvard University, due to its aggressive stance towards the Palestinian cause, and its rejection of the university's investments with companies supporting illegal Israeli settlements, estimated at about $200 million.
The Solidarity with the Palestinian People Group and the Palestinian Democratic Gathering organized three vigils in "Amsterdam", "Grongen" and "Tronuzin" in the Netherlands, in solidarity with the Palestinian people and a protest against the apartheid wall that the Israeli occupation state built on the occupied Palestinian territories.