Moroccans condemned relations with the Zionist regime

According to the report of Fars News Agency International Group, Moroccan protesters raised Palestinian flags with demonstrations in Rabat, the capital city of this country, and cut ties with the Zionist regime in protest against the crimes of this regime against the Gaza Strip. The Moroccan government demanded.

According to Reuters news agency, since the start of the war between the Palestinian resistance and the Zionist terrorist regime more than two months ago, Moroccan cities have repeatedly seen pro-Palestinian protests.

The “Justice and Development” party, which led the elected government of Morocco from 2011 to 2021, organized anti-Zionist demonstrations in the country’s capital for the first time on Sunday. which shows the increasing expansion of the Palestine support movement in Morocco. : “People want the end of normalization” and “Palestine is not for sale”.

Morocco reached an agreement in 2020 on strengthening relations with the Zionist regime, mediated by the administration of Donald Trump, the then president. America concluded. In line with this agreement, Washington recognized Morocco’s sovereignty over the disputed region of the Western Sahara. Moroccan authorities have claimed that they continue to support the establishment of a Palestinian state, despite pursuing a policy of normalizing relations with the Zionist regime, and have demanded a permanent ceasefire in Gaza and the protection of all civilians in this strip.

Several parties and groups in Morocco have increasingly protested the policy of normalizing relations between this country and the Zionist regime since the start of the Zionist war against Gaza on October 7.

Moroccan protesters on Sunday They also called for sanctions on companies that support the Zionist regime.

Although Morocco and the Zionist regime have not yet normalized relations to the stage of establishing an embassy, ​​they recently signed a military cooperation agreement. .

When Morocco agreed to the agreement to normalize relations with the Zionist regime, the Justice and Development Party was ruling in this country and Saad al-Din Osmani, the former leader of the Justice and Development Party at that time The title of Prime Minister signed the agreement, but the policy related to it was ultimately determined by King Mohammed VI of Morocco, who determined the overall strategy. The Moroccan Justice and Development Party has said that signing this agreement was a mistake.

The Royal Court of Morocco had previously asked the Justice and Development Party to stop criticizing relations with the Zionist regime. .

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