National Salvation Front of Tunisia called for speeding up the approval of the normalization criminalization law

In 2002, Saudi Arabia proposed a peace plan based on which the establishment of diplomatic relations with Tel Aviv was conditional upon the withdrawal of the Zionist regime’s military forces from all occupied territories up to the 1967 borders, and the formation of an independent Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital. p dir=”RTL” style=”text-align:right”>The Arab Union approved the plan proposed by Saudi Arabia at a meeting held in 2002, and this plan became known as the Arab Peace Plan.

Haitham Balllatif, former Tunisian diplomat said: Tunisia has rejected the Arab peace plan.

This former Tunisian diplomat, referring to the Gaza war, said: Tunisia used to refer to the conflict between Palestinians and Zionists as “alternative violence”, but now it is It mentions the attacks of the Zionist enemy.

Ballatif told the reporter of the Tunisian radio “Shams FM” in connection with the closure of the Rafah border crossing: Rafah is a The Egyptian crossing is Palestinian and the Cairo government has decided to close this crossing. The management of the Rafah crossing is not under the rule of the Zionist regime, although this crossing will not be opened without the consent of Tel Aviv.

He criticized the Gaza war and said: Cairo only opposed Tel Aviv’s migration of Palestinians living in Gaza to the Sinai desert and has not taken any steps towards ending the siege of Gaza.

Another news from Tunisia states that Ahmed Najib Shabi, the head of the National Salvation Front of this country, participated in a press conference and asked the Tunisian parliament to pass the law criminalizing the normalization of relations with the Zionist regime as soon as possible.

Tunisia’s parliament has postponed the approval of the crime law normalizing relations with Tel Aviv for the past one month.

He warned about Zionist influence in different parts of Tunisian society and said: National Salvation Front wants to criminalize the normalization of relations with the Zionist regime.

According to Al-Quds al-Arabi newspaper, Shabi said without giving further details: Zionists have gained influence in Tunisian society in cultural, sports, academic, technical and commercial fields.

He stated: When I was present in the Constituent Assembly (the first assembly after the overthrow of the Ben Ali regime in 2011), I witnessed that foreign diplomats pressured this assembly to pass the criminalization law. not to approve the normalization of relations with the Zionist regime.

The head of Tunisia’s National Salvation Front emphasized: Tunisia must draw its foreign policy without the interference of foreigners.

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