Maghrebs came to the streets in support of Palestine
According to the report of Tasnim International News Agency, Maghrebi citizens staged anti-Zionist demonstrations in the cities of Tetowan, Fez, Ibn Jarir, Zayou, Barshid and Qala Makuneh, carrying Palestinian flags.
Chanting slogans such as “Gaza, Gaza is a code of honor”, “The nation wants the freedom of Palestine” and “O martyr, rest in peace, the struggle continues”, the demonstrators carried placards supporting Palestinian ideals and resistance.
According to Al-Rai Al-Youm newspaper, Maghrebi citizens asked the international community to prevent the attacks of the Zionist regime on the Gaza Strip by effectively entering into the developments in Palestine, and the government of Rabat to end the process of normalizing its relations with Tel Aviv.
At the same time, the Maghreb “Progress and Socialism” party announced by publishing a statement: Despite the fact that the International Criminal Court “The Hague” issued a ruling requiring the Zionist regime to take measures to prevent all forms and acts of mass killing, but this regime It continues its crimes against the Palestinian nation.
Emphasizing the disregard of all legal and humanitarian regulations by the Zionist regime, this party added: Recently, 10 ministers of the Zionist government held a meeting in Jerusalem to plan for the construction of settlements in the Gaza Strip and the forced migration of Palestinians.
Maghreb Progress and Socialism Party stated in its statement: This party strongly condemns the disregard and contempt of the decisions of international assemblies and the insistence on the eradication of the Palestinian nation by the Zionist regime, and calls on the international community to bear its legal, moral and historical responsibility towards Adhere to the support of the Palestinian nation and put an end to all the aggressive actions of the Israeli regime.
In the course of the Zionist military attacks on the Gaza Strip, more than 27,000 Palestinian citizens have been martyred and more than 66,000 people have been injured, most of whom are women and children.
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