The 65th report of the boycott department in the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine: Protests against the Declaration of Intent agreement
The 65th report of the boycott department in the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine: Protests against the "Declaration of Intent" agreement
Activists in the boycott campaigns valued the withdrawal of the Palestinian artist "Suhad Al-Khatib" from participating in the revival of the Arabic language at the Arab World Institute in "Paris", in refusal to normalize with the Israeli occupation state.
Activists in the boycott campaigns also valued the boycott of a number of international and Arab artists of the Jerusalem International Oud Festival, due to its association with the Ministry of Culture and Sports of the Israeli occupation government.
While activists of boycott campaigns condemned the visit of the UAE Minister of Education to the Israeli occupation state, with the aim of carrying out the school curricula and teaching the culture of the Israeli occupation state.
Boycott activists also condemned the signing of a "Declaration of Intent" agreement, which aims to carry out joint projects for energy and water, between Jordan, the UAE and the Israeli occupation state.
Meanwhile, activists in the boycott campaigns valued the protests made by students in various Jordanian universities, in refusal to normalize with the Israeli occupation state.
Meanwhile, activists in the boycott campaigns condemned the visit of a Moroccan media delegation to the Israeli occupation state.
In turn, activists in the boycott campaigns protested the visit of Benny Gantz, the Defense Minister of the Israeli occupation army, to Morocco, to discuss ways to enhance security cooperation between the two countries.
In the same context, the BDS called on Miss Morocco Kawthar Benhalima to withdraw from the Miss Universe contest that will be held in the Israeli occupation state.
Activists in the boycott campaigns valued Malaysia's decision to refuse entry of participants from the Israeli occupation state to its lands to participate in the World Squash Championship, as a refusal to normalize with the Israeli occupation state.
In addition, activists in the boycott campaigns valued the response of the Egyptian poet "Gamal Al-Qassas" in canceling his poetic initiative and boycotting the Expo / Dubai 2020, in refusal to normalize with the Israeli occupation state.
For their part, activists in the boycott campaigns valued the withdrawal of Miss Greece "Rafaila Plastira" from the Miss Universe contest, in refusal to normalize with the Israeli occupation state, and because of its apartheid regime.
On the other hand, activists in the boycott campaigns valued the Belgian government's decision to mark the goods of the illegal Israeli settlements from others, because of their placement in the black list issued by the Human Rights Council.
Boycott activists also valued the protests by Harvard University students in front of major American stores in California, demanding a boycott of illegal Israeli settlements and an end to the Israeli occupation of the occupied Palestinian territories.
Activists in the boycott campaigns also valued the demonstrations held by protesters in South Africa due to the participation of Miss Laila Mswani in the Miss Universe contest that will be held in the Israeli occupation state.