Report (121) of the boycott department in the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine

Report (121) of the boycott department in the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine

§ The American organization "Stand with Us", which supports the Israeli occupation state, filed a complaint with the US Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights, accusing George Washington University of providing a hostile and discriminatory environment for Jewish students.

§ Supporters of the Israeli occupation state carried out a massive campaign of incitement against students who support the Palestinian cause at the University of Michigan, due to a protest event against US Vice President Kamala Harris, who supports the Israeli occupation state.

§ The American Palestinian Community Network (USPCN) called for a boycott of “Sadaf Food” products because of its continued support for illegal Israeli settlement products and dealings with Israeli banks.

§ An employee of the giant computer company "Oracle" submitted his resignation, after discovering that "Larry Ellison", the company's founder, supports the Israeli occupation state and annually provides millions of dollars to support the Israeli occupation army.

§ The American-Israeli Public Affairs Committee “AIPAC”, which is the largest lobby supporting the Israeli occupation state in the United States of America, met with the participation of dignitaries to discuss the upcoming US presidential elections in 2024, to review the results of the 2022 elections, and to strengthen relations between the United States of America and the Israeli occupation state.

§ Media sources said that the Israeli occupation state has begun an incitement campaign against American universities that are witnessing solidarity with the Palestinian cause, as the director of litigation in the “Lawfare” project of the Law Center at Georgetown University, Zipora Reich, said: Hatred of Jews is escalating at an alarming rate on university campuses. .

§ Media sources reported that the US State Department announced, in a press statement issued by the national security advisers of the United States of America, the Israeli occupation state, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates, that a meeting would be held in Tel Aviv with the aim of expanding normalization of relations in the fields of energy, technology and trade relations.

§ The “Honest Reporting” organization in Canada continues its ongoing campaign against CBC Radio, especially against broadcaster Brent Bamburi, presenter of the Sixth Day program, after he interviewed Israeli filmmaker Alon Schwartz about his documentary film “Tantura”, which documents a massacre against the Palestinians. committed by the Israeli occupation forces in 1948.

§ A municipal council in the city of Bogotá, the capital of the Republic of Colombia, approved a proposal to name one of the important streets in the capital after the State of Palestine Street. This project was put forward for discussion in the Fifth Committee and received the overwhelming majority, with the support of most of the parties represented in the council.

§ The film “11 Days in May”, based on a human narrative told by the families of the martyrs, by the British directors “Michael” and “Interbottom” and the Palestinian “Mohammed Al-Sawaf”, was screened within the “disturbing film” film festival in the city of Tournai, western Belgium. 70 minutes, stories of 64 children who were killed in the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip in 2021.

§ The Boycott Israel Movement (BDS) published on its Facebook page the impact of the boycott movement on the German company Puma, which supports illegal Israeli settlements, on the International Day of Action to Boycott Puma.

§ An official delegation from the Polish Parliament, consisting of thirteen members, visited the Israeli occupation state and attended the Knesset. They also met with the Israeli President "Isaac Herzog", with the aim of re-deepening relations with the Israeli occupying state.

§ A number of activists and solidarity activists with the Palestinian cause raised the Palestinian flag over a historical landmark in the Spanish capital, Madrid, in response to the Israeli occupation state enacting a law banning the raising of the Palestinian flag in the occupied Palestinian territories in 1948.

§ Media sources reported that the “Batya and Issachar Fischer Center” held its annual corporate governance conference at Tel Aviv University, which focused on the challenges created by the boycott movement for Israeli companies that support illegal settlements.

§ Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan said that true normalization with the Israeli occupation state and real stability will only be achieved by giving the Palestinians hope and dignity, stressing that this requires giving the Palestinians a state, and that is the priority.

§ The head of the League of Arab States mission to the United Nations, Ambassador Majid Abdel Fattah, confirmed that the normalization of some Arab countries with the Israeli occupation state may be in the interest of the Palestinians, pointing out that the League of Arab States is making great efforts that do not go out to the media related to the Palestinian cause.

§ The tripartite Arab summit consisting of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, Jordan's King Abdullah II, and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi called for the international community to provide protection for the Palestinian people and preserve their legitimate rights.

§ A meeting was held via video conference, which included "Sheikh Tahnoun bin Zayed Al Nahyan," the Emirati National Security Adviser, his Bahraini counterpart, "Sheikh Nasser bin Hamad Al Khalifa," "Jake Sullivan," the US National Security Adviser, and "Tzachi Hanegbi," the head of the Israeli National Security Council. With the aim of strengthening relations, and continuing work and coordination in areas of common interests.

§ Press sources said that the Secretary-General of the Bahraini Supreme Council for Youth and Sports, "Ayman bin Tawfiq Al-Moayyed," met with the ambassador of the Israeli occupation state to the Kingdom of Bahrain, with the aim of discussing ways of cooperation in joint work, increasing the volume of knowledge exchange, and benefiting from youth experiences between the two countries.

§ The Moroccan Justice and Development Party criticized the organization of the second Negev summit, which brings together the Israeli occupation state with the Arab countries that have been printed with it, and is scheduled to be held in Morocco.

§ Media sources reported that the Inspector General of the Royal Moroccan Armed Forces, Farouk Belkhir, and the Director of the Office of Political and Military Affairs at the Israeli Ministry of Defense, Dror Shalom, chaired in Rabat the first meeting of the committee that monitors Moroccan-Israeli cooperation in the field of defense.

§ Arab and Maghreb youth and student organizations launched the "Arab-Maghreb Front against Normalization and Support for the Palestinian Cause," stressing its support for all forms of struggle of the Palestinian people and rejection of all forms of normalization with the Israeli occupation state.

§ The Jordanian National Campaign to Drop the Gas Agreement with the Israeli Occupying State demanded that the Jordanian Parliament reject the budget law and not approve it until the government completely cancels the gas agreement, and crosses out all items included in the budget, direct and indirect, related to this agreement.

§ The Israeli occupation forces prevented the Jordanian ambassador to Palestine, "Ghassan Majali," from entering Jerusalem.