The large number of voices defending the right of the Sahrawi people to self-determination confuses the representative of the Makhzen

From the country of the great revolutionary Simon Bolivar, Venezuela, where the annual conference of the United Nations Decolonization Committee was held, the voices of countries and peoples that supported the inalienable right of the people of Western Sahara to self-determination rose loudly, which confused the representative of Morocco, who did not find anything to address his country’s shame or to refute the arguments. What is overwhelming is nothing but a torrent of nonsense and lies that everyone is not only accustomed to, but has come to hate hearing.
From the intervention of Cuba, Bolivia, Timor-Leste, Venezuela, Angola, Belize, and South Africa, through Nicaragua, Zimbabwe, Iran, and Mexico, all the way to the revolutionaries’ destination, Algeria, all of which poured unequivocally in supporting the right of the people of Western Sahara to self-determination, and in their strong expression of their commitment to implementing Resolution 1514 and the absolute necessity of accelerating the process of decolonization. In the last colony in Africa.

In his intervention during the proceedings of this conference, Ambassador Ammar Ben Jamaa cited a set of legal and political arguments and historical facts that cannot be stopped, placing the debate on Western Sahara in its original context: the incomplete decolonization process.
In the face of the facts presented by Ambassador Benjameh, which were solid and irrefutable, the representative of Morocco, Omar Hilal, was confused. He found nothing to respond to except contradictions that had no place in a meeting that included freedom fighters that he had not expected.

Given his clear lack of arguments, and his feeling of embarrassment at the Algerian presence everywhere, and as a desperate attempt to drag the conversation outside its context, Omar Hilal dared to question Algeria’s role in the Security Council in defending the Palestinian cause, only to receive an incendiary response from Ambassador Ben Jama’, who mentioned That Palestinians and Sahrawis have something in common, which is to live under the burden of colonialism, to struggle against oppression and to struggle for the liberation of their peoples and lands.

Ben Jama added, “We have already sworn that Algeria will work with determination to fulfill its well-known and recognized role as a spokesman for oppressed peoples and the voiceless,” before continuing, “We have come here to this international conference on decolonization to demand, once again, the right to self-determination.” Destiny belongs to the people of Western Sahara.”

Ben Jammeh mentioned the stab in the back of the Palestinians, which was the agreement reached regarding the exchange of recognition of the Moroccan occupation of Western Sahara in exchange for the normalization of relations with Israel, the executioner of the Palestinians, considering this agreement a betrayal of the cause of the Palestinian people that history will abhor forever, stressing that his statements do not, of course, apply to the people. The brotherly Moroccan who deserves respect, and who acknowledges that he is not responsible for the actions of his authorities.