Report (131) of the Boycott Department of the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine

Report (131) of the Boycott Department of the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine

at the international level

United States of America:

§ The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) condemned the deletion of the speech of the student, Fatima Muhammad, by the City University of New York (CUNY), after accusing her of anti-Semitism, during an opening speech she delivered at the university's law school graduation ceremony, coinciding with the (75th) anniversary of the Nakba.

§ The American "Morning Star" consulting company lowered the degree of investment safety in the Israeli occupation state through a report issued by it, due to the racism practiced by the Israeli occupation state against the Palestinian people.

§ Eleven members of the US Congress called on the American company, "PayPal", to end the ban imposed on dealing with Palestinians in the occupied Palestinian territories.

§ Dozens of people in solidarity with the Palestinian cause organized a stand in front of the consulate of the Israeli occupation state in San Francisco, California, calling for the cessation of American aid to the Israeli apartheid regime.

On the Arab level:

Saudi Arabia:

§ Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his foreign minister, Eli Cohen, held phone talks with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, in order to normalize relations between Tel Aviv and Riyadh.

The UAE:

§ The UAE embassy in the Israeli occupation state extended an official invitation to the President and Prime Minister of the Israeli occupation state, Benjamin Netanyahu, to attend the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP 28).

Bahrain:

§ The Bahraini News Agency stated that the Bahraini Foreign Minister, Abdullatif Al-Zayani, held joint talks with his Zionist counterpart, Eli Cohen, to review joint relations and ways to develop them and advance them to levels that meet common interests.

Morocco:

§ The International University of Rabat and the Israeli Aerospace Industries Company signed an agreement with the aim of establishing a center of excellence in the field of promoting advanced research, innovation and knowledge transfer in the fields of aviation and artificial intelligence at the international university level.

§ A Moroccan opposition party called on the Speaker of Parliament, Talbi Alami (the first chamber of Parliament), to withdraw his representative from the Moroccan-Israeli Parliamentary Friendship Group.

§ The Israeli offensive cyber company "Quadream" has informed its employees that the company will be closed down, due to the Israeli Ministry of Defense's refusal to grant it permission to market its software to hack smartphones in Morocco.

§ Fatima Al-Tamni, a member of the Moroccan Parliament for the Democratic Left Federation Party, announced that party members refused the visit of the Israeli Knesset Speaker, Amir Ohana, to Morocco.

Egypt:

§ Egypt's national team coach Mohamed El-Sergany, who runs the Ranker app, erased photos of Israeli athletes from the martial arts' taekwondo map.

Palestine:

§ The Boycott Israel movement condemned the organization of school trips to the “Magic Cass” amusement park in the “Mishor Adumim” settlement in occupied Jerusalem, considering it an attempt to cauterize students' awareness and serve the Israeli racist colonial project at all levels.

§ The Palestinian artist, Muhammad Assaf, announced that he was surprised to receive an official email to him, deleting his song “I am my Palestinian blood” from the Spotify and Apple Music platforms.

§ The BDS movement called for a boycott of the Israeli food delivery company, HAAT.