Morrocans Rally against Normalization of Ties With Israel (+Video)


Morrocans Rally against Normalization of Ties With Israel (+Video)

TEHRAN (Tasnim) – Dozens of pro-Palestinian demonstrators protested outside Morocco's parliament Friday against the kingdom's normalization of ties with Israeli regime after the latter recalled its top envoy from Rabat amid a probe.

The Moroccan activists said that they are protesting against awful acts of the Israeli liaison official, stressing that normalization must be stopped, Al-Manar reported.

 

 

Protestors also marched outside Morocco's parliament on Friday against the kingdom's normalization of ties with Israeli apartheid after 'Israel' recalled its top envoy from Rabat amid a probe into allegations of sexual misconduct.

David Govrin is facing allegations of exploiting several Moroccan women, sexual harassment and indecent exposure. There were also complaints of sexual harassment within the mission.

Demonstrators, who burned an Israeli flag at the end of the rally, denounced both 59-year-old Govrin and Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita, four days after Israeli public broadcaster Kan reported a foreign ministry delegation had been sent to the Moroccan capital, following sexual abuse accusations against the envoy.

Moroccans have been resolute in their opposition to the normalization deal and have also continued to voice their continued support for the liberation of the occupied Palestinian territories.

Israel and Morocco agreed on December 10, 2020 to normalize relations in a deal brokered with the help of the administration of former US President Donald Trump, making the North African country the fourth Arab state to normalize with the regime. The others were the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Sudan.

Trump sealed the agreement in a phone call with Morocco’s King Mohammed VI. As part of the agreement, the US president agreed to recognize Morocco’s sovereignty over the Western Sahara region, which has been at the center of a dispute with neighboring Algeria.

Rabat had cut relations with Tel Aviv in 2000 following the outbreak of the second Palestinian Intifada.

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