The 64th report of the boycott department in the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine: Student protests against the Israeli apartheid regime
The 64th report of the boycott department in the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine: Student protests against the Israeli apartheid regime
Activists in the boycott campaigns condemned the participation of the Israeli occupation state in the aviation security exhibition in Dubai, with the aim of displaying the Israeli military industries that kill Palestinian civilians.
The boycott campaigns also valued the refusal of university scholarships offered by "Mohammed bin Zayed University" after the students discovered that these scholarships were in cooperation with Hebrew universities and the Israeli Weizmann Research Center, in refusal to normalize with the Israeli occupation state.
While activists of boycott campaigns condemned the circulating messages from Moroccan airlines, with the aim of visiting the Israeli occupation state to promote normalization between the two countries.
Boycott activists also condemned the Israeli Defense Minister Benny Gantz's announcement of his visit to Morocco, despite his military orders that led to war crimes against Palestinian civilians and children.
In turn, activists in the boycott campaigns valued the South African government's announcement to lift support for its beauty queen, "Lalila Mswani", because of her participation in the Miss Universe contest that will be held in the Israeli occupation state.
Meanwhile, the boycott campaigns valued the student stand at Harvard University, which demanded an end to the Israeli apartheid regime, a boycott of companies that support illegal Israeli settlements, and an end to the Israeli occupation in Palestine.
On the other hand, activists in the boycott campaigns valued the protest carried out by hundreds of students in front of the local council of education in "Toronto", Canada, to demand an end to the Israeli apartheid policy against the Palestinian people.
On the other hand, activists in the boycott campaigns launched a campaign against the artist, "Justin Bieber" because of his intention to visit the racist Israeli occupation state, on a trip called "Justice", which led to accusing him of supporting the Israeli apartheid regime.