the 70th report of the boycott department in the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine: On the anniversary of the normalization agreement between Morocco and the Israeli occupation state
The 70th report of the boycott department in the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine: On the anniversary of the normalization agreement between
Morocco and the Israeli occupation state
Activists in the boycott campaigns condemned the refusal of the Dabke group Asayel, artists Tony Kattan and Manal Moussa to respond to the demands of the boycott of Israel movement to boycott the activities of the Expo / Dubai.
Activists in the boycott campaigns also condemned the escorting of Emirati astronaut "Hazza Al Mansouri", the flag of the Israeli occupation state, on his space flight.
Meanwhile, the boycott campaigns demanded the cancellation of the participation of the delegation coming from the Israeli occupation state in the medical conference held by the Emirates Society of Otolaryngology.
Likewise, activists in the boycott campaigns interacted with the hashtag "Omanis against normalization" after a player from the Israeli occupation country participated in the skiing championship in the Sultanate of Oman.
Activists in the boycott campaigns condemned the receipt of the credentials of the King of Bahrain, "Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa", the credentials of the first ambassador of the Israeli occupation state in Bahrain, called "Aitan Naih".
Meanwhile, activists in the boycott campaigns praised the renewed protests against the normalization agreement between Morocco and the Israeli occupation state.
Meanwhile, activists in the boycott campaigns valued the protest of students in the Moroccan city of Meknes, rejecting normalization with the Israeli occupation state.
On the other hand, activists in the boycott campaigns praised the withdrawal of a large number of participants from the Sydney Festival in Australia, after it was found that the festival was sponsored by the Israeli embassy.
In the same context, activists in the boycott campaigns offered condolences to South Africa over the death of "Desmond Tutu", who was one of the most important fighters against apartheid and colonialism.
In turn, activists in the boycott campaigns valued placing labels on Puma's products in Northern Ireland in Belfast, because of its continued support for illegal Israeli settlements.