Ahmed Raissouni likens normalization to"new protection" and warns against sweeping and accumulating corruption
The Makassed jurist and former president of the Union of Muslim Scholars, Ahmed Raissouni, said that what Morocco is experiencing is not a Zionist breakthrough but a "sweep," noting that the 2020 normalization agreement was...
Listen to the article
AI-generated narration
The Makassed jurist and former president of the Union of Muslim Scholars, Ahmed Raissouni, said that what Morocco is experiencing is not a Zionist breakthrough but a "sweep." He pointed out that the normalization agreement of 2020 was a breakthrough, but what is happening today is a sweep.
During his participation in the "In Other Words" podcast presented by journalist Hamza Al-Fadil, Raissouni explained that normalization is unprecedented in the history of Morocco, describing what is currently happening as a "new protection period" similar to what happened during the French protection. He pointed out that after the normalization was formalized in the announced agreement between Morocco and Israel, all doors were opened for the Zionists. He added that there is a popular movement facing this reality and keeps the Palestinian issue firmly in mind.
On the other hand, Raissouni confirmed that the new government was formed from a minority because less than six million Moroccans participated in the elections out of 27 million, and the majority is silent. He explained that Morocco today enjoys the rule of secularism, citing the words of the Minister of Awqaf, who is the religious spokesman of the state. In Parliament: “We are all secular.”
Raissouni recorded that Moroccans are increasingly complaining about the general conditions of the country, but they do not want chaos or collision, warning that when corruption accumulates unbearably, it may result in an unpredictable explosion.
Source: Lakm - https://lakome2.com/politique/435271/
Share
Scan the code to open the article in WeChat
💬 Comments (0)
Join the Conversation
Comments are reserved for registered members. Create your free account to join and interact with BusinessPress+
Free — no payment required
Be the first to comment