The Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement said that there is a global activities in the face of the Israeli occupation, and against Arab normalization with Israeli.

The BDS movement shown, in a statement sent to SAFA, number of international activists in solidarity with the to end the occupation and stop normalisation with it.

A number of human rights activists carried out a demonstration in solidarity with the Palestinian people in front of JCB in Italy to stop its military support to Israel. 

In the same context, dozens of pro- Palestine activists launched a campaign titled "Arab Against Normalization," calling on the Arabs who are trying in vain to beautify the image of the occupation, to cut their normalisation ties with Israel. 

The American representative woman in the US Congress who supports the boycott movement "Ilhan Omar" condemned the ethnic cleansing carried out by the Israeli government against the Palestinians.

Likewise, Prominent Kuwaiti scholar Tareq Al-Suwaidan has called for a boycott of Arab companies that deal with the Israeli occupation.

A number of human rights activists in France have expressed their solidarity with the Palestinian people against the apartheid wall, which contributes to separating Palestinian lands from each other and steals their lands.

On the other hand, activists and human rights defenders condemned what was confirmed by the Bahrain News Agency that the Council of Ministers approved on air services between the Israel and Bahrain, starting from January 31, with two flights per week.

A number of diplomatic speakers and policy makers from European and Arab countries, and dozens of political activists from the European continent participated in a symposium organized by the European Palestinian Communication Forum.

Furthermore, a number of diplomatic speakers and policy makers from European and Arab countries, and dozens of political activists from the European continent participated in a symposium organized by the European Palestinian Communication Forum.

Activists announced, last week, the launch of the "Sudanese Popular Forces to Resist Normalization" group.

According to the BDS statement, activists in the movement criticized Bahaa Hariri's interview with an Israeli journalist, Barak Rafid, who lives in Tel Aviv.