The 63rd report of the boycott department in the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine: Advanced activities to boycott the occupying state of Israel

The 63rd report of the boycott department in the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine: Advanced activities to boycott the occupying state of Israel

Activists in the boycott campaigns valued Puma's delivery of a petition signed by 120,000 activists in solidarity with the Palestinian cause calling on it to stop supporting the Israeli occupation state and its illegal settlements.

Activists in the boycott campaigns also valued the accusation of the Lebanese Military Public Prosecution of high treason and espionage against the Lebanese media, "Maria Maalouf" after her appearance on Israeli channels, where she praised the normalization agreement with the Israeli occupation state, and declared that occupied Jerusalem and the properties of Muslims and Christians are the property of the Israeli occupation state.

The boycott campaigns also praised the Moroccan vigil organized by the Moroccan Front in support of Palestine and against normalization in Casablanca, in refusal to meet organized by the "Techno Park" administration to host the Israeli writer Inbal Arieli.

Meanwhile, activists in the boycott campaigns condemned the opening of the Israeli jewelry company "YVEL" in Riyadh.

Meanwhile, activists in the boycott campaigns condemned the appointment of Israeli Rabbi Yaakov Israel Herzog in Saudi Arabia.

In the same context, the boycott campaigns condemned the signing of the "Sheba" center of the Israeli occupation state with a memorandum of cooperation with some hospitals in Bahrain.

In turn, activists in the boycott campaigns condemned the International Football Association for imposing a fine on the Scottish Federation in the amount of $ 10,000 for its objection to the playing of the national anthem of Israel during the World Cup qualifiers.

While the boycott campaigns praised the expulsion of the Israeli ambassador to Britain, "Tzipi Hotobeli", and preventing her from giving her speech at a symposium organized by the London School of Economics.