This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Youssef Adadad
Political and media activist Larbi Zitot supported the Algerian hashtag “Manish Radi”, which expresses the people’s discontent with the conditions prevailing in Algeria under military rule. He also rejected the military regime’s claims linking this hashtag to Morocco, emphasizing that the Algerian people do not accept any conflict with their neighbors, but rather seek unity between Algeria and Morocco.
Accusations against defenders of military rule
Zitout accused those who defend the Algerian military regime under the pretext of “patriotism” of siding with tyrants and corruptors, stressing that they can be partners in crimes committed against the people, even if they are sometimes victims. He added that these people seek to suppress any popular protests against corruption and authoritarian rule.
Safe escalation in Algeria
In his statements, Zitout revealed the state of terror that controls the Algerian military regime, explaining this by the presence of widespread arrests among active citizens who reject the situation, at a time when there is talk of the possibility of a popular revolution against the regime in place. .
Denounce the military regime’s plan to distort the hashtag
Zitout also criticized the Algerian military regime’s attempts to distort the hashtag “Manish Radi”, explaining that these attempts aim to shift the blame to Morocco or even other countries such as Israel, expressing his denunciation of these false allegations.
He added: “There is no connection between the Algerian people and no dispute with the Moroccan regime. We are one people in two countries and we do not want to intensify the hostility between us. »
The hashtag as a symbol of popular anger
Regarding the hashtag “Manish Radhi”, Zitot stressed that it expresses widespread popular anger over the situation in Algeria, noting that this word is perhaps mild compared to the oppression and injustice felt by the population , but in reality, it is an expression of the great bitterness from which the Algerian people suffer due to the marginalization and poverty which affect large sections of society.
Larbi Zitot concluded his remarks: “You are lying. There are no differences with the Moroccan regime. What is happening is an internal conflict that concerns us, the Algerians. The hashtag “Manish Radi” is an expression of the anger of the Algerian people at the miserable conditions prevailing in the country. People feel downtrodden and downtrodden due to the marginalization and corruption they suffer from.
