Protests against the Israel-Hamas War have repeatedly drawn thousands of people in Morocco since the conflict began.
Climate tech has become a “sweet spot” for the Jewish state regarding the Abraham Accords because “what these countries are looking for is what Israel has to offer.”
While the North African nation has been critical of Israel in recent months, this move could be seen as a way of continuing business relations via British proxy.
Morocco and UAE leaders also meet to discuss calls for a ceasefire.
McDonald's and Starbucks are among several brands suffering boycotts in some Arab countries due to actual or perceived support of Israel in its war with Hamas.
Hanna Azoulay Hasfari shared her personal perspective on the October 7 massacre in Arabic.
Israel’s steadfast support for Morocco, notably in its recent recognition of Moroccan sovereignty over the Sahara, has further deepened Adil Faouzi’s appreciation for Israel.
At the march, organized by Islamists and leftist groups, protesters chanted: "Palestine is resisting" and "All against normalization" as they burned an Israeli flag.
A fusion of a Moroccan grandmother’s soul and an unadulterated love for Japanese form, flair, and aesthetics, the restaurant is indeed, a mess.
An Israeli municipal rabbi has proposed a link between the recent earthquake in Morocco and a political statement about Jerusalem.
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