US EditionProtesters want Morocco to sever ties with Israel, so they're targeting strategic ports
- More than a year of protests in Morocco over the decision to normalize ties with Israel has emboldened activists and widened a gap between the government and the public.
- Protesters are urging Moroccan port officials to try to block ships carrying military cargo to Israel, targeting Danish shipping company Maersk which transports components used to make fighter jets for Israel.
- Activist Ismail Lghazaoui spent four months in prison for criticizing Morocco's ties with Israel, but continues to participate in resurgent protests against normalization.
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