the 68th report of the boycott department in the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine: Protests against the visit of the Israeli Prime Minister to the UAE
The 68th report of the boycott department in the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine: Protests against the visit of the Israeli Prime Minister to the UAE
The boycott campaigns renewed the number 729, which symbolizes the products of the Israeli occupation state, to call for a boycott of them and beware of buying them.
Activists in the boycott campaigns also condemned the visit of "Naftali Bennett", the Israeli Prime Minister to the UAE, at the invitation of the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, Mohammed bin Zayed.
Activists in the boycott campaigns also condemned the arrival of the UAE youth team to the Israeli occupation state to participate in the international tournament organized by the Israeli Football Association.
While activists in the boycott campaigns valued the Moroccan Front’s declaration in support of Palestine and against normalization, its commemoration of the signing of the fateful normalization agreement between Morocco and the Israeli occupation state, on December 22, as a national day against normalization in all Moroccan cities and regions.
Meanwhile, the boycott campaigns valued the decision of the former Algerian national team players, "Rabah Madjer", "Rafik Halliche" and "Rafik Saifi", to withdraw from the exhibition match of the Arab Cup held in Qatar, due to the presence of a coach from the Israeli occupation state named "Avram Grant".
Meanwhile, demonstrations continued in Jordan to protest the Jordanian government's signing of the gas agreement with the Israeli occupation state.
In turn, the student forces at the University of Jordan denounced the participation of the University's Vice President, "Zayd Eyadat", the normalization conference held in Bahrain.
In the same context, activists in the boycott campaigns valued the vigil in the British "Oldem" to demand the closure of the "elbit system" arms factory that supports the Israeli occupation state.
On the other hand, activists in the boycott campaigns valued the sending of seventy deputies in the Irish Parliament to the foreign ministers in Europe, with the aim of taking serious steps against the forced displacement in Jerusalem, carried out by the Israeli occupation authorities against the Palestinian people.
In addition, activists in the boycott campaigns praised the position taken by the Student Council at the New York University School of Law, which considered Israel to be an apartheid state.
Activists in the boycott campaigns also staged a protest in front of the "Puma" company in the American city of "Boston" because of its support for the Israeli occupation state.
Meanwhile, activists in the boycott campaigns in France carried out an awareness-raising activity about boycotting the goods of the illegal Israeli settlements.