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Just four months ago, Othmani said that Morocco opposed normalization with Israel and U.S. President Donald Trump’s Middle East plan, and is now reiterating that the government still supports the Palestinian struggle for recognition and sovereignty along the 1967 borders.
But Othmani’s response did not satisfy his opponents, who have condemned the decision, characterizing it as hasty and calling on the government to backtrack on the grounds that Moroccan sovereignty in the Western Sahara need not be tied to normalizing ties with Israel. Opponents of normalization with Israel also argue that such a move goes directly against Morocco s historical support of the Palestinians and their right to sovereignty.
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Opinion: In becoming latest Muslim nation to engage diplomatically with Israel, Morocco has revealed its true priority - sovereignty over Western Sahara; but why should Jerusalem care what the motivation is when it can reap the benefits?
Smadar Perry |
Published: 12.13.20 , 23:41
For more than two years, King Mohammed VI of Morocco has been engaged in African affairs at the expense of the country s ties with the Arab world.
The royal palace in Rabat has often apologized for not attending summit conferences or meetings with Arab leaders, because it is engrossed in sensitive and complicated matters in Africa.