Morocco
Hundreds of Moroccans demonstrated on Friday against the "Arab normalisation" of ties with Israel.
Backlash that comes after agreements this week between the Jewish state, the UAE and Bahrain, described by the Palestine-supporting protesters as "treacherous countries".
"From this place, in front of the Moroccan parliament, we send a letter of support to the Palestinian people, a letter of attachment to the freedom of al-Aqsa and Jerusalem, said Jamal Choubaki, Palestinian ambassador to Morocco who participated to the protests.The most shouted slogan I have heard today is "Moroccans will never forget al-Aqsa and Jerusalem".
Protesters waved Palestine-friendly banners and flags, demanding the criminalisation of any nomalisation of relations with Israel.
"We are here to remind the Moroccan state and the whole world that we consider the Palestinian cause is as ours. We have made sacrifices and Moroccans have given their lives for the Palestinian cause" stressed Tayeb Madmad, a member of the Moroccan Association for Human Rights (AMDH).
Morocco officially doesn't have any diplomatic relations with Israel, but still maintains links due to the presence of Jewish communities of Moroccan origin.
Israeli media recently cited Morocco as one of the Arab countries that could also potentially normalise ties, but Moroccan officials told AFP such reports were unfounded.
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