Rabat – The National Secretariat of the Moroccan Front in Support of Palestine and Against Normalization has announced that a national march will take place in Rabat on Sunday, October 5.
The national march will be held at Imarat Al-Saada on Mohammed V Avenue at 10 a.m. Moroccan time.
The march will commemorate the second anniversary of the launch of the Al-Aqsa flood, the statement said. The national march also aims to denounce the genocide, starvation, and the displacement of Palestinians.
The protest is part of a nationwide campaign in support of Palestinians who have been targeted by Israel’s genocidal war since October 7, 2023.
Israeli Occupying Forces (IOF) have killed at least 64,871 citizens since that date, with the majority of the victims being children and women. At least 164,610 others have been injured as a result of the IOF’s relentless campaign. Tens of thousands more victims are feared to be under the rubble where ambulances and rescuers cannot reach.
Moroccan citizens have been protesting against the relentless genocide, calling for an immediate ceasefire and a strong government response against Israel.
Since October 2023, Morocco has hosted over 10,400 public solidarity campaigns.
The Moroccan Committee for the Support of Ummah’s causes said that a total of 9,820 sit-ins took place nationwide, as well as 660 marches to condemn the IOF’s genocide in Gaza.
The Moroccan committee also denounced the “positions of weak Arab and Muslim” countries in the face of the genocidal war.
Today, all eyes are on Qatar as the country is hosting the Arab-Islamic summit in response to Israel’s unprecedented strike on Doha on September 9.
Attendees are expected to take crucial measures beyond just condemnation of the strike. On Sunday, Qatari officials confirmed that today’s meeting will discuss a resolution against the Israeli attack on Doha.
