The mass protests in Morocco against the Israel war in Gaza and the support of the United States Donald Trump News

In one of the largest demonstrations in the country for months, the demonstrators filled the streets of the capital Rabat.

Tens of thousands of Moroccans moved to the streets to protest against Israel’s punishment for Gaza and its people, as well as their anger in the United States and its 18 -month war.

In one of the largest demonstrations in the country for months, the demonstrators filled areas of the capital Rabat on Sunday, trampling Israeli flags, carrying banners from Hamas assassination leaders, and waving posters that combine displaced Palestinians and US President Donald Trump.

The organizers condemned the Israeli military campaign, which killed more than 1,000 Palestinians, and explained hundreds of thousands again, because it was shattered by the ceasefire with air and land attacks last month.

Since the war began, more than 50,700 Palestinians have been killed and more than 115300 were injured.

Morocco’s protests echoed similar demonstrations throughout the Middle East and North Africa, where the supporters of the Palestinians in Tunisia and Yemen and the economic center in Morocco, Casablanca.

France with Washington was at the forefront, especially because of Trump’s proposal to move the Palestinians by force to make room for Gaza’s redevelopment. The Arab countries have criticized the plan, and the rights groups described it as ethnic cleansing. The demonstrators also condemned a campaign against pro -Palestinians activity on the university campus.

“Gaza is eliminated from the map”

Many Moroccans see Trump’s position as a continuation of policies under his predecessor, former US President Joe Biden.

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He added, “Biden hidden some things, but Trump has shown everything,” on the pretext that their policies differ in tone, but not in essence.

The Arab Abdak, Advisor to the former Governor Prime Minister in Morocco, said that the public anger did not grow except with the continuation of the war.

“It is not a war-Gaza is eliminated from the map.”

A wide alliance of groups joined the protests. While the Moroccan authorities tolerate most of the demonstrations, they arrested activists accused of targeting foreign embassies or linking their criticism to ownership.

Many demonstrators are still angry at Morocco’s decision in 2020 to normalize relations with Israel, a step that sparked controversy at that time and continues to feed discontent.

Morocco signed Ibrahim agreementsIt is a batch of foreign policy from the first Trump administration, which the United Arab Emirates (Emirates), Bahrain and Sudan witnessed the normalization of relations with Israel in exchange for various diplomatic and financial agreements.

However, the general feeling of Israel is rarely interests in Morocco, as is the case in many Arab countries.