This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Tarek Abla from Amsterdam
There can only be good, but that was the case after the recent events that shook the tranquility of the Dutch capital, Amsterdam, and the violent incidents that occurred between supporters of the State of Israel and others during a football match.
These events were attributed to many media and parties hostile to the Kingdom of Morocco and attempted to make numerous accusations against Moroccans, such as extremists, “supporters of violence”, “supporters of riots” and others. slogans chosen by those who hate Morocco in 2017. a desperate attempt to mobilize the Dutch street and international public opinion on Moroccans.
The people of the State of the Netherlands stood up quickly and forcefully to defend, firstly, their homeland, Morocco, and secondly, their reputation and position in a country that believes in pluralism and difference. Their response was to all those who begged him. the same absurdities, manipulations, depreciation, depreciation and abuse towards Moroccans wherever they are present.
In this regard, several associations representing the Moroccan community in the Netherlands organized intensive meetings which resulted in the need to bring ranks together and unite against all those who want to fish in troubled waters and against all those who want insult Morocco and Moroccans.
In this regard, Mohamed Diba, famous Moroccan activist in the Netherlands from the Rif region, affirmed that Moroccans in the Netherlands enjoy a good reputation in this country and occupy a leading position among the communities that live there.
Diba added in a statement to Heba Press that the events that took place in Amsterdam are currently being researched and investigated by Dutch security, and that a number of Moroccans were exposed to during these events requires justice and restoration of their dignity.
The virtuous son of the Matalassa region in the province of Nador, who has lived in the Netherlands for more than six decades, stressed that the Dutch have great respect for Moroccans and that the tricks and plans of certain parties will not succeed. not to offend the Moroccan community. thanks to the unity, intensification and concerted efforts of all Moroccans in the Netherlands.
In turn, Mohamed Al-Talhawi, president of the Hewar association and founder of the Dutch Moroccans communication network, which includes a number of associations active on Dutch soil, said that riots have occurred on several occasions during several football matches in the Netherlands, and the accusation cannot therefore be attributed this time to the Moroccans.
The activist of the aforementioned association added that recent events have shown the racism of certain officials in the Netherlands, led by a far-right government, who have explicitly expressed their hatred and refusal to integrate Arab and Muslims in Dutch society.
Al-Talhawi added that officials who show hostility towards Arab communities have forgotten that the Netherlands and the Dutch economy have been and still are largely contributed by Moroccans since the first generation, and that many leadership positions in the Netherlands are managed by Moroccans. with great skill.
The head of the Hewar organization stressed that the latter has been working for some time to consolidate the bonds of coexistence, integration and peace within Dutch society, but that the current extremist government is trying to exploit recent events to channel his hostility against Moroccans and Muslim Arabs. communities.
