Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, the leader of the Iran-backed Houthi movement in Yemen, has harshly criticized Morocco’s position on the Palestinian cause. He also praised the Moroccans who are expressing their opposition to the normalization of relations between the kingdom and Israel.
Anwar El Ghazi announced on Friday on his social networks that he had won his legal battle against his former club, Mainz. The player of Moroccan origin, fired for having expressed his support for Palestine in the conflict in Gaza, has just received from the club an amount of 1.7 million euros as compensation.
The assassination of Ismail Haniyeh, Hamas leader killed this week in Iran, where he had gone for the inauguration of the country’s new president, has shocked Moroccans. The National Action Group for Palestine, bringing together left-wing formations and the Islamist Party of Justice and Development, is sounding the great mobilization.
Nabila Mounib, a deputy of the Unified Socialist Party (PSU), asked the head of government, Aziz Akhannouch, to prohibit the stopover of Israeli military ships in Moroccan ports.
Students from Al Akhawayn University in Ifrane have launched a petition to demand the banning of the return of students who recently traveled to Tel Aviv with a delegation of pro-Israelis to participate in an activity.
Honored guest at the graduation ceremony for deserving students of the Higher School of Technology, the Dean of the Faculty of Science Ben M’sik in Casablanca, Mohammed Talbi, refused to award a prize to a recipient because she was wearing a Palestinian keffiyeh. A behavior that has outraged some Moroccans.
A German court has ruled in favor of the Dutch player of Moroccan origin Anwar El Ghazi who sued it after his dismissal by Mainz for his pro-Palestinian posts on social media.
Moroccan singer Abdelaziz Stati refuses to boycott festivals to please the Palestinian people. Moreover, he does not think about taking a musical retirement.
The stopover of an Israeli navy ship in the port of Tangier has sparked a wave of outrage in Morocco, where demonstrations against Israel continue to be recorded.
While the Moroccan people and the Moroccan authorities, in particular King Mohammed VI, continue to defend the Palestinian cause since the outbreak of the war between Hamas and Israel, Morocco is the target of a defamation campaign from Algeria.
The Moroccan Front for Support to Palestine and Against Normalization with the Hebrew State maintains a constant vigil. It calls on Moroccan government leader Aziz Akhannouch to prevent the passage of arms shipments destined for Israel.
Nearly four years later, the normalization of diplomatic relations between Morocco and Israel remains a topical issue, especially since the outbreak of the war between the Hebrew state and the Palestinian movement Hamas. Mustapha Ramid, former Moroccan Minister of Justice, looks back on this historic rapprochement.