Popular awareness on boycotting Israel and its supporters
Regional-USA, Politics, 5/8/2002

Participants of the conference on supporting Mujahideen in Palestine titled "oh! Jerusalem", stressed the necessity of beefing up the Arab and Islamic world potentials so as to have an active international leverage when taking any resolutions in the international gatherings. The communique, issued by the conference that was organized by teaching staff authority club at al-Azhar university, called for the continuation of raising the awareness of boycotting Israel and pro-Israel countries.

The communique stressed "the Arab and Islamic solidarity in all economic, cultural, political aspects to face up with the international Zionism."

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