Report of the (77) of the boycott department in the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine: Signature campaign to renew UN data on companies supporting illegal Israeli settlements

Report of the (77) of the boycott department in the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine: Signature campaign to renew UN data on companies supporting illegal Israeli settlements

Activists in the boycott campaigns valued the demonstrations in Bahrain refusing to receive the Bahraini Foreign Minister, "Abdul Latif bin Rashid Al-Zayani", with the Israeli Prime Minister, "Naftali Bennett".

Boycott activists also condemned the visit of the Israeli Prime Minister, "Naftali Bennett" to Manama.

Also, activists in the boycott campaigns condemned the investigation conducted by the Arab Renewal Bloc at the University of Jordan with some students participating in the vigil rejecting normalization with the Israeli occupation state, after the director of the Center for Strategic Studies participated in a normalization forum with the Israeli occupation state.

Meanwhile, activists in the boycott campaigns condemned Morocco's signing of an agreement to purchase an air defense system from the Israeli occupation state, at a value of $500 million.

Activists participated in boycott campaigns in solidarity with the Palestinian people in Japan, which called for a boycott of the "Puma" company that supports illegal Israeli settlements.

In a related context, the boycott campaigns condemned the dismissal of the German channel "Deutsche Welle", the Palestinian journalists "Zahi Allawi" and "Yasser Abu Ma'ileq" because of their criticism of the Israeli occupation state on charges of anti-Semitism.

On the other hand, activists in the boycott campaigns called on the Minister of Sports in Venezuela, Mervyn Maldonado, to open an investigation into the selection of Venezuelan judo in Tel Aviv, the Grand Slam, in refusal to normalize with the Israeli occupation state.

In turn, activists in the boycott campaigns valued the launch of the International Trade Union Confederation, which includes 200 million workers in more than 150 countries, a signature campaign calling on the United Nations to update its data on companies supporting illegal Israeli settlements.