Moroccans discuss normalization with Israel: 95% against relations with the Zionist regime
A survey in Morocco showed that 97.8% of citizens consider the Palestinian issue a priority, and 95% oppose normalization of relations with Israel. Operation Al-Aqsa Storm is called an act of resistance to occupation.
The Moroccans strongly condemned the normalization of relations with the Zionist regime and expressed support for the Palestinian people. The Justice and Development Party has published the results of a sociological survey confirming the overwhelming solidarity of citizens with Gaza and rejection of the policy of cooperation with Israel.
According to the survey:
97.8% of Moroccans believe that the Palestinian issue is of national importance.
95% of the respondents oppose any form of normalization of relations with the Zionist regime.
97.1% of respondents supported Operation Al-Aqsa Storm, calling it an act of resistance to the Israeli occupation.
These figures reflect a broad public consensus and growing dissatisfaction with the normalization policy initiated earlier. Moroccans stress the importance of supporting the struggle of the Palestinian people and believe that relations with the Zionist regime are contrary to their national and moral principles.
The survey reflected deep sentiments in Moroccan society, where solidarity with Gaza remains an indisputable priority, despite the political decisions of the authorities.
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