the 55th report of the boycott department in the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine: Popular objections on the occasion of the anniversary of normalization with the Israeli occupation state
The 55th report of the boycott department in the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine: Popular objections on the occasion of the anniversary of
normalization with the Israeli occupation state
Activists in the boycott campaigns in Palestine condemned the establishment of the Israeli occupation state by provoking the Palestinian people by placing posters in Arabic and Hebrew on the occasion of the first anniversary of the normalization agreement between the Israeli occupation state with the UAE and Bahrain.
Bahraini activists in the boycott campaigns launched a "hashtag" on the occasion of the anniversary of Bahrain's normalization with the Israeli occupation state, stressing their innocence and rejection of this betrayal.
Also, activists in the boycott campaigns valued the Irish solidarity campaign with the Palestinian prisoners in Israeli prisons who are on hunger strike, calling for a boycott of the Israeli occupation state because of its repeated violation of international laws.
Meanwhile, activists in the boycott campaigns condemned the US state of "Arizona" to withdraw its money from the "Ben & Jerrys" company because of its decision to boycott the illegal Israeli settlements.
While activists in the boycott campaigns valued the participation of former British Labor Party leader "Jeremy Corbyn" in the protest against the participation of the Israeli occupation state in the electronic weapons exhibition in the city of "Liverpool".
Activists in the boycott campaigns valued what activists from the Palestine movement did to spray the tent of entering the DSEI Arms Fair to be held in London in red as a sign of Palestinian blood, in refusal to participate in Elbit Systems, which supports the Israeli occupation state, which sheds Palestinian blood, and in refusal to market military weapons.
Activists in the boycott campaigns valued what the Southern Florida Alliance for Palestine called for a boycott of the American free market, which is based in Miami, the largest city in Florida, because of the company's relationship with illegal Israeli settlements and the forced expulsion of Palestinians.
Activists in the boycott campaigns valued the decision of the Norwegian Central Bank to withdraw its investments from three companies involved in the apartheid regime and the Israeli colonial system, namely "elco Ltd, ashtrom group Ltd, electra Ltd", as they are directly linked to the illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank.