Protests break out in Morocco after decision to open Israeli embassy
Morocco experienced protests and arrests after the governments of Rabat and Jerusalem agreed to open embassies and exchange ambassadors, with demonstrators also opposing the embassy upgrade and meetings between the king’s Jerusalem agency and Palestinian leaders.
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- Protests erupted across Morocco after the governments of Rabat and Jerusalem agreed to open embassies and exchange ambassadors, leading to several arrests in Tangier, according to Israel National News.
- According to The Jerusalem Post, protesters marched against the upgrade of the Israeli embassy in Morocco while the king’s Jerusalem agency met Palestinian leaders in Jerusalem and Ramallah.
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Protesters marched against the upgrade of the Israeli embassy in Morocco while the king’s Jerusalem agency met Palestinian leaders in Jerusalem and Ramallah.
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Protests erupted across Morocco after the governments of Rabat and Jerusalem agreed to open embassies and exchange ambassadors, with several arrests in Tangier.
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Is this point wrong? Tell usIsrael National News“Protesters gathered across Morocco after Rabat and Jerusalem agreed to open embassies and exchange ambassadors, with police detaining several in Tangier.”
Read at Israel National News