The 76th report of the boycott department in the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine: Actions against the Israeli apartheid regime
The 76th report of the boycott department in the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine: Actions against the Israeli apartheid regime
The boycott campaigns valued the suspension of the Israeli occupation state's membership in the African Union, after the efforts of some Arab and African countries.
Activists in the boycott campaigns also condemned the visit of Saudi journalist "Najat Saeed" to the racist Israeli occupation state.
The boycott campaigns also valued the apology of the "Fakhr El-Din" restaurant in Jordan for participating in a party held in the UAE, in refusal to normalize normalization with the Israeli occupation state.
Meanwhile, activists in the boycott campaigns valued the statement issued by 20 political and human rights associations in Bahrain rejecting security cooperation, which was signed between Bahraini officials and the Israeli occupation state.
In turn, activists in the boycott campaigns condemned the meeting of the Moroccan ambassador in London, "Hakim Hajjoui", with the ambassador of the Israeli occupation state in London, "Tzifi Hatbali," who was expelled from university halls because of racism against the Palestinian people.
While activists in the boycott campaigns valued Kuwait's response to the demands of the boycott movement of the Israeli occupation, by banning the screening of the movie "Death on The Nile" due to the participation of "Gal Gadot", an Israeli soldier in the Israeli occupation army.
In a related context, activists in the boycott campaigns valued the posters placed in the "Rexal" store in Canada, warning against buying products supporting the Israeli apartheid regime.
In the same context, activists in the boycott campaigns condemned the accusation of German journalist "Maram Salem" on charges of anti-Semitism, because of her criticism of the Israeli occupation state.
In addition, the Irish-Palestinian Solidarity Campaign renewed its call for a boycott of HP, which supports illegal Israeli settlements.
On the other hand, the boycott campaigns welcomed the vigil of dozens of Dutch rejecting the Israeli apartheid policy.
For its part, the boycott campaigns valued the European initiative to collect one million signatures, rejecting the illegal Israeli settlements and the Israeli apartheid policy.