Morocco on the wrong side of history

The Moroccan King's administration continues its steps toward normalizing relations with the Israeli occupation, announcing the elevation of diplomatic representation to the level of embassies and the exchange of ambassadors, along with economic agreements and expanded flight routes between the two countries by the end of 2026. This comes despite widespread popular opposition and ongoing protests rejecting normalization, amid persistent Israeli aggression against Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank, reflecting an official disregard for the tragedy of the Palestinian people and threatening Morocco’s political and religious standing, especially as the chair of the Al-Quds Committee. This decision has drawn confirmed criticism, asserting that it prioritizes the interests of the occupation over the issues of the nation and Palestinian rights, and it challenges the sentiments of Arab masses who continue to struggle for the liberation of Palestine and Jerusalem.

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