Algeria’s Fiery Call: Morocco Urged to Revolt Against Israel Ties
The president of the Movement for Construction (El Bina), Abdelkader Bengrina, has called on Moroccan protesters to march towards the royal palace to demand an end to normalization with Israel. In a speech delivered during the commemoration of the "Al Aqsa Deluge", he accused Morocco of betraying the Palestinian cause and hailed Algeria’s diplomatic resistance.
Abdelkader Bengrina has invited the GenZ 212 protesters in Morocco to march towards the royal palace and surround it to demand an end to normalization with Israel. He indicated that individuals recruited by parties hostile to Algeria have tried to make the public believe that the Algerian people would be incapable of organizing peaceful marches, adding that it is not fair to compare the Algerian people to other peoples in the current context.
The president of the Movement for Construction accused the Moroccan authorities of trying to distort the reality, stressing that Algeria, through its ambassador, is leading a strong diplomatic resistance against Israel. "At a time when Algeria is fighting economic normalization, the doctors of the Makhzen are treating the wounded among the occupation soldiers wounded in Gaza," he said.
Bengrina also specified that at a time when Algeria is fighting for the Palestinian right, Morocco has allowed its chief of staff to shake hands with the chief of the Zionist occupation army, considering this act as a blatant proof of Rabat’s involvement in a normalization process rejected by the people. Furthermore, Bengrina hailed the Hamas response to US President Donald Trump’s plan, describing it as intelligent and wise.
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