The 78th report of the boycott department in the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine: Solidarity campaigns with Palestinians in Canadian and American universities

The 78th report of the boycott department in the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine: Solidarity campaigns with Palestinians in Canadian and American universities

The boycott campaigns valued the withdrawal of Roya TV and Hamada Restaurant from sponsoring the "Baha Rally" in Jordan due to the participation of thirteen players from the Israeli occupation state.

Also, activists in the boycott campaigns condemned the Qatari government's hosting of a player from the Israeli occupation state in the "ATP QATAR OPEN" tennis tournament.

The boycott campaigns also condemned the signing of the new trade agreement between Morocco and the Israeli occupation state, with the aim of increasing the volume of trade exchange to $500 million.

Meanwhile, activists in the boycott campaigns praised the Tunisian authorities' withdrawal of the movie "Crime in the Nile" in cinemas, due to the representation of "Gal Gadot" the Israeli soldier in the film.

Meanwhile, activists in the boycott campaigns valued the distribution of the French League in Support of Palestine in Toulouse, posters calling for solidarity with the Palestinian cause and the national rights of the Palestinians.

On the other hand, the boycott campaigns valued the distinction of the products of the Israeli occupation state from others in the chain of "Sainsbury's" stores in Northern Ireland, and called for the necessity of boycotting them.

In turn, activists of the boycott campaigns welcomed the decision of the University of Toronto Student Union in Canada, which stipulated the withdrawal of investments from companies colluding with the Israeli occupation state from the university.

In the same context, the boycott campaigns valued the withdrawal of the Mexican company, "Redmix", which specializes in construction, from the illegal Israeli settlements, after great pressure from the boycott campaigns.

On the other hand, the boycott campaigns appreciated the launch of the solidarity campaign with the Palestinian cause and the wearing of the Palestinian keffiyeh, by Harvard students in the United States of America.