report of the (103) of the boycott department in the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine: Boycott Movement (BDS): Anti-Normalization Actions

Report of the (103) of the boycott department in the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine: Boycott Movement (BDS): Anti-Normalization
Actions

The boycott campaigns valued the withdrawal of the Lebanese chess player Nadia Al-Qasim from the Abu Dhabi Festival after the fourth round, refusing to normalize with the Israeli occupation state.

Activists in the boycott movements also received the Lebanese player Charbel Abu Zaher at Beirut airport with a great celebration, after he withdrew from the World Mixed Martial Arts Championship in the UAE, in refusal to normalize with the Israeli occupation state.

Meanwhile, the boycott movement in Lebanon called for a boycott of Jenson & Jenson, justifying that it is one of the advanced Israeli companies in investments and trade relations, and a significant contribution to raising Israel's economy, which made it receive the highest award presented by the "Israeli" occupation state.

Meanwhile, the boycott campaigns condemned the landing of an "Israeli" T7-WZZ executive plane belonging to the Shino Aviation Service, in Saudi Arabia, after the Saudi Civil Aviation announced the opening of its airspace to all air carriers.

The boycott movement in Egypt also called for a boycott of a dance party that will be held in the city of El Gouna, organized by the Nacelle Company, in cooperation with the “Babylon Gardens” company owned by “Israelis” residing in the Israeli occupation state.

The Egyptian boycott welcomed the cancellation of the festival, thanking everyone who contributed and supported the campaign to cancel the festival, and asked Nacelle to issue a clear position declaring its commitment to the standards of the cultural boycott of Israel, confirming its retreat from the continued violation of the agreements concluded regarding the boycott.

For its part, the boycott movement in Egypt called on Egyptian guitarist Mahmoud Fawzy, a member of Mazeek and Mishwar, and a participant in the Pop Kultur festival funded by the Israeli government, to cancel his participation in the festival and to withdraw immediately.

Meanwhile, the boycott campaigns condemned the return of the Moroccan "Tangier" festival specializing in "jazz" music, with "Israeli" participation, to Tangiers.

In the same context, the French-Algerian director, Hassan Mazin, refused to screen his movie “Fanon: Yesterday and Today” during the African Film Festival in Tel Aviv, because it is supported by official “Israeli” cultural institutions.

In turn, the boycott campaigns valued the Arab channel "bein sport"'s reluctance to mention the name of the team "Macabi Haifa" in its sports reports, describing it as the fourth team.

In addition, the Federation of Nurses in the United States of America called for lifting the siege on the Gaza Strip and ending US military aid to the Israeli occupation state.

On the other hand, a number of activists in the boycott campaigns carried out a solidarity stand in South Africa, in solidarity with the Palestinian people.

Activists in the boycott campaigns also valued the solidarity of the famous British artist "Roger Waters" with Palestine during a concert in New York, USA.

The boycott campaigns also valued what the artist, "Yasmine Dubois", known as "Lafonda", said in a statement about her withdrawal from the Pop Kultur Berlin Festival in protest of his partnership with the "Israel" embassy in Germany.

Activists in the boycott campaigns valued the addition of several student organizations and clubs at Berkeley Law School in California, USA, to a clause in its bylaw that considers Israel an apartheid state and opposes colonialism and racism in the occupied Palestinian territories.

Meanwhile, the Australian University of Melbourne Student Union adopted a resolution that included dozens of votes in favor of the boycott campaign, calling for a boycott of "Israel" as a country of apartheid and ethnic cleansing.