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Morocco's Association for Human Rights (AMDH) has also called for an official apology from Macron for his country's "crimes against humanity."

Hundreds are expected to protest outside the French consulate in Tangier this evening, rallying against "Macron's support" of Israel's war on Gaza.

Since last year, the government of tycoon Aziz Akhannouch has faced rising scrutiny for its "silence" regarding Israel's deadly war on Gaza.

In a statement to TNA, actress Eva Kadoush, now based in Marrakesh, said as "a Jewish Moroccan" and she "stands for peace, tolerance, and coexistence."

In July, France endorsed Morocco's autonomy plan for Western Sahara, adding itself to a growing list of countries to align with Rabat's stance.

The UN envoy suggested creating an independent state in the southern part, while the rest of the territory would be integrated into Morocco.

On 20 October, hundreds gathered in the streets of Casablanca, rallying in support of Palestinian and Lebanese resistance groups. 

The petitioners also call on Morocco to allow Jews to reclaim properties, and to work with their new countries of residence to "protect them."

President Saied, despite his public support for Palestine, has stalled legislation to criminalise normalisation with Israel for security "concerns."