Report (111) of the boycott department in the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine

Report (111) of the boycott department in the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine

· The Palestinian Authority imposed severe restrictions on the entry of parcels bearing the Israeli postal code into its lands, a year and a half after the Palestinians obtained their own postal code.

· The International Academic Campaign Against the Occupation and the Israeli "Apartheid" issued a statement calling for an academic boycott of the occupation, banning participation in academic and media exchange programs with Israeli academics, and not using the occupation's airports.

· The coordinator of the boycott movement, Mahmoud Nawaja, said that there is a new alliance in Africa to expand the boycott of the Israeli occupation, stressing that the movement is making steady and noticeable progress at various levels.

· Media sources confirmed the arrival of the Bahraini Minister of Municipal Affairs and Agriculture, Wael bin Nasser Al Mubarak, to the Israeli occupation state, to participate in the first international conference on sea and desert food production techniques in the city of Eilat.

· The UAE called for a just and comprehensive solution to the Palestinian issue, stressing that it would provide all aspects of the necessary support to meet the needs of the Palestinian people.

· Media sources confirmed the participation of Israeli Olympic player Shachar Sagiv in the "triathlon" tournament in Saudi Arabia, which includes cycling, swimming and running.

· Media sources revealed the participation of Israeli businessmen in the "Future Investment Initiative" forum, which was organized by the Saudi Sovereign Wealth Fund.

· A number of Kuwaiti deputies submitted a proposal to the Speaker of the Kuwaiti National Assembly, "Ahmed Al-Saadoun" to ban normalization with the Israeli occupation and its organizations, demanding that it be presented to the National Assembly.

· Sheikh Abdul Rahman bin Abdulaziz Al Thani, Third Secretary of the Permanent Mission of the State of Qatar to the United Nations, said before the Second Committee on Economic and Financial Affairs of the United Nations General Assembly, in a press statement that the State of Qatar stresses the need for the Palestinian people to enjoy their full rights and sovereignty on the land. Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem.

· The Sultanate of Oman refused to allow the Israeli airline Orkea to pass through its airspace, with the aim of traveling to India, in refusal to normalize with the Israeli occupation, and in support of the Palestinian cause.

· The Egyptian popular campaign to boycott Israel monitored the involvement of an Egyptian NGO in partnership with First Abu Dhabi Bank, which supports the Israeli occupation state.

· Lebanese forces, parties and personalities rejected the agreement demarcating the maritime borders between Lebanon and the Israeli occupation, in Ras Al-Naqoura, in the presence of the American mediator, Amos Hochstein, and the American ambassador to Lebanon, Dorothy Shea.

· Australia has announced that it will not recognize West Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, reversing a controversial decision made by the previous conservative government.

· The US Congress has demanded to collect signatures on a letter sent by members of Congress to US Secretary of State Tony Blinken, asking him not to sign an agreement exempting Israelis from entering the United States without a visa, because of their discriminatory treatment against American citizens of Palestinian origin.

· Dozens of activists and supporters of the Palestinian cause participated in a large demonstration in front of the Washington Monument in solidarity with the Palestinian people to obtain their full rights and their usurped freedom, and to denounce the crimes of the Israeli occupation.

· The "Students for Justice in Palestine" movement at the University of Georgia, the "Organization of Social Democrats" and the Atlanta branch of the Socialist Party organized a demonstration in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, in which dozens of supporters of the Palestinian right participated, in protest of the Israeli attacks against the Palestinian people.

· The American Civil Liberties Union has filed a case in the Federal Supreme Court, calling for a review of an Arkansas Supreme Court ruling that allows companies to boycott the occupation to be punished.

· The Palestinian Democratic Gathering in the Netherlands participated in the stand in solidarity with the Palestinian people, which was called by a group of Dutch solidarity activists in Centrum, Groningen, to denounce the crimes of the occupation against the Palestinian people and the killing of Palestinian youth.

· The British Thomson Reuters Foundation withdrew an award it had given to Palestinian journalist Shatha Hammad, following a smear campaign against the journalist by the American HonestReporting organization, which monitors supporters of the Israeli occupation state.

· British Prime Minister Liz Truss resigned from her position, announcing her resignation from the Conservative Party and the British Prime Minister, due to the repercussions of the dispute within her government over ways to confront the economic crisis that the country is going through, and because of her inability to implement the promises she made, including moving the embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem occupied.

· The Secretary-General of the French Goncourt Academy, Philippe Claudel, announced the withdrawal of five writers from the first edition of the Francophone Book Fair in Beirut, organized by the French Center in Lebanon, after the intensified pressure campaign against the Israeli occupation state.

· Dozens of people in solidarity with the Palestinian people organized a protest stand against the French club Paris Saint-Germain for accepting a match against a team from the Israeli occupation state in the European Champions League.

· The second wave of musicians around the world, numbering 900 musicians, joined the “Musicians for Palestine” initiative and called on their colleagues working in the field of music to join them in refusing to perform any performances in cultural institutions complicit with the occupation and publicly affirming solidarity with the Palestinian people and taking a firm stand To support his human rights to sovereignty and freedom.

· Celtic fans raised the flag of Palestine and carried a large banner that read "Free Palestine", during their team's match with the Ukrainian club "Shakhtar Donetsk".

· Israeli Defense Minister Benny Gantz visited the Turkish capital, Ankara, for the first time in years of boycott.