GCQP calls on Muslims to continue protests against the so-called "Deal of the Century"
Global Coalition for Quds and Palestine (GCQP) called on all Muslims to resume the protests against the betrayal project of zionist occupation gangs and to keep the issue on the agenda plan.
Releasing a short video about the issue on its official account, GCQP press office underlined the necessity to resume the protest against the plan immediately by the hashtag "ضد_الصفقة_والتطبيع#" (We are against the "Deal of the Century" and Normalization).
"After the catastrophe (Nakba), occupation, the policy of Judaization and the separating walls, all that remains for the Palestinians is to be completely taken away by "the Deal of the Century". Some Arab countries have welcomed the Deal. Nevertheless, the people took to the streets and cried out that they would not give up a single speck of Palestinian land. O Free People of the Islamic Ummah! As Global Coalition for Quds and Palestine, we urge you to continue in this stance and to support the hashtag'دد_الصفقة_والتطبيع#'," the GCQP said in a statement on the video.
Stating that they have launched a wide-scale campaign to this end, Global Coalition for Quds and Palestine (GCQP) asked all media outlets concerned about Quds and Palestine to keep the issue on the agenda by making continuous newscastings about it. (ILKHA)
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