The PJD, Al Adl wal Ihsane, and pro-Palestinian associations have condemned the Israeli airstrikes targeting scientific and military sites and personnel in Iran, unanimously attributing responsibility to the Trump administration for its unwavering support of the Israeli state.
The National Interest is the latest international publication to focus on the Polisario Front’s alleged ties to terrorism. Its article comes just days after the Spanish daily La Vanguardia examined the group’s dangerous connections with extremist networks operating in the Sahel.
The international campaign to classify the Polisario as a terrorist organization has reached the House of Commons in the UK Parliament. However, the British government remains cautious. Here’s why.
By posting a photo of the Polisario’s right of reply in The Washington Post, journalists at Radio Algeria International (a public broadcaster) must have thought to themselves : «We nailed it!» But what’s the real story? Did they actually make an impact?
In the United States, the noose is tightening around the Polisario. Lobbying efforts to label the separatist movement as a terrorist organization are beginning to bear fruit. Following Congressman Joe Wilson and the Washington Post, an American think tank is now advocating against the Polisario.
The Polisario Front is seeking to avoid being added to the United States' list of terrorist organizations—a list that includes groups such as Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps and Lebanon’s Hezbollah, both aligned with the Iranian regime. The separatist movement has previously been linked to these entities in Syria.