The (115) report of the boycott department in the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine

The (115) report of the boycott department in the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine

§ The Israeli water company, Mekorot, signed a memorandum of understanding with the Moroccan National Water and Electricity Company.

§ The Moroccan House of Representatives (the first chamber of Parliament) has ratified two agreements with the occupation related to economic cooperation and air services.

§ The head of the Moroccan Observatory Against Normalization, Ahmed Wehman, described the new agreements between his country and the Israeli occupation state as a crime, stressing the Moroccan people's innocence of these agreements.

§ The Moroccan Prime Minister and former Secretary-General of the Justice and Development Party, Saad Eddin El Othmani, disavowed the step of normalization with the Israeli occupation state, saying that he was forced to do so as a state policy and by a decision of the King, and that that moment was painful and difficult.

§ Kuwaiti volunteer teams launched the "Encourage and Support Palestine" activity by establishing the "Palestine Fans Association in Kuwait", in conjunction with the start of the World Cup in Qatar 2022.

§ The Qatar Youth Gathering Against Normalization denounced the powers granted by the Qatari government to Israeli journalists.

§ The Qatar Youth Gathering Against Normalization called on the owners of restaurants, shops and projects in Qatar to print special posters and place them on the doors, to show that the Israelis who are currently in Qatar are not welcome to attend and cover the 2022 Qatar World Cup matches.

§ International media reported that the Ministry of Energy of the Israeli occupation state said: "Within the framework of the agreement to guarantee Israel's rights in the Qana Saida reservoir, the option of joining the Qatari Energy Company consortium was approved."

§ Media outlets reported that the UAE had completely included the "Holocaust" in its educational curricula, in a move aimed at "confronting the spread of a culture of denial of the Nazi massacre of Jews" during World War II.

§ The Abu Dhabi-based company, "G42", working in the field of artificial intelligence-supported health technology, announced the establishment of normal cooperation with the Israeli Sheba Center, in developing solutions based on artificial intelligence in research programs, infrastructure construction, and cooperation for advancement in the field of health care. .

§ The Israeli artist "Kobe Aflalo" held an artistic concert in Dubai, in the presence of members of the Israeli community in the Emirates.

§ Media revealed that the Egyptian writer Youssef Zaidan, the novelist Alaa Al-Aswany, and the writer Mona Prince, were referred to investigation on charges of normalization with the Israeli occupation state, and that they will be dismissed if this is proven.

§ The Lebanese player, Besan Cheri, withdrew from the Portugal International Stars Championship, after she was drawn by the Israeli player, Eleanor Davidov.

§ The French Solidarity Association with Palestine, the Al-Haq Foundation, the General Confederation of Labor, the Trade and Services Confederation, and the non-governmental Human Rights League issued a report entitled the Carrefour Group's Dangerous Relationships with Israeli Colonialism.

§ The BDS movement in Australia has called on the Australian federal parliament to defuse the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance's definition of anti-Semitism, which serves to silence any criticism of Israeli apartheid.

§ Belgium has prepared a new list of sanctions against companies operating in illegal Israeli settlements, following a report issued by the United Nations Human Rights Committee regarding companies operating in Israeli settlements in the West Bank.

§ The Irish-Palestinian Solidarity Campaign organized an exhibition of Palestinian handicrafts in Dublin, in conjunction with the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People.