Gazans hold conference on al-Quds, normalization
Ashraf Shannon
Press TV, Gaza
The besieged Gaza Strip has hosted a conference on Jerusalem al-Quds and normalization of ties with the Israeli regime. The event was organized by Al-Quds International Institution.
Participants discussed the repercussions of normalization deals between Arab countries and the Israeli regime on the occupied city of Jerusalem al-Quds. Four Arab countries have normalized their ties with the Israeli regime this year including the UAE, Bahrain, Sudan and recently Morocco.
Organizers of the conference strongly condemned normalization with the Israeli regime as a betrayal of the Palestinian cause.
Following the normalization deals Tel-Aviv increased illegal settlement activities and home demolitions in Jerusalem al-Quds. According to the Jerusalem Center for Social and Economic Rights, Israeli forces demolished 120 Palestinian homes in Jerusalem al-Quds this year.
The US sponsored normalization deals drew widespread condemnation from the Palestinians, who say that such agreements harm the Palestinian cause and ignore the rights of Palestinians.
Palestinians stress that Jerusalem al-Quds will always remain the capital of Palestine despite the US and Israeli plots to change its status.
Palestinians view the Arab countries' normalization with the Israeli regime as those nations’ moral and strategic downfall in the Persian Gulf region and Africa.
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