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Jaf mocked information relayed by Algerian media stating that 61 Moroccans had infiltrated Algeria to commit acts of sabotage. He put forward two possibilities: a new propaganda story intended to lull the Algerians, whom the media would take for unsuspecting individuals, or true information that would then, according to him, constitute a declaration of war. In this second case, he believed that Algeria's lack of reaction amounted to yielding to Morocco. He asked his Algerian readers whether the information was false or if Algeria was showing signs of fear. #Maroc #Algérie #Propagande (translated)

The system of techno-oppression in Morocco, documented by Amnesty International, reveals how illegal surveillance techniques aim to control and intimidate journalists, activists, and dissidents, using sophisticated technologies and invasive methods, without any legal oversight. #tecnooppressione #sorveglianza #dirittiumani (translated)

Asterix wrote that Philippine could have been the sister or cousin of everyone and recalled that the day before was her birthday. He stated that she had crossed paths with Taha Oualidat, whom he introduced as Moroccan and insulted, adding that he should not have been in France. He expressed his condolences to Philippine and showed his support for her family. https://t.co/m0fmDz6VGz #Justice #Solidarité #Mémoire (translated)

Actu Foot Maroc presented the relationship between a Moroccan and his mother as unique and attributed to the late Hassan II the idea that the opening of the first retirement home in Morocco would herald the gradual disappearance of society. https://t.co/HsfvjqsBOF #Maroc #Amour #Société (translated)

Jura Háček wrote that he suspected that the member of the expedition who provided first aid was Tomáš Šebek, and added that his estimate was confirmed. He also mentioned the bodyguard who, according to him, accompanied the president from the Moroccan desert to Černouček. Háček stated that he was pleased to know that the president is protected day and night by professionals. #ČeskáRepublika #hrdinové #bezpečnost (translated)

Viet Tran stated that he managed to connect with people from the Moroccan expedition of President Pavel, who provided him with testimonies and photographs from the rescue operation. He wrote that the report was published exclusively on Aktuálně.cz, submitted it at three in the morning, and asked readers to read it and share it. https://t.co/Ub3FwVYktO #Maroko #Záchrana #Svědectví (translated)

Members of President Petr Pavel's delegation described in detail the horrifying accident in the Moroccan desert, during which Czech game developer Petr Šebor was seriously injured; his condition has stabilized after a successful intervention. #Maroko #nehoda #záchrana (translated)

Jaf used an insulting term towards the Spanish and presented Morocco as their “father,” claiming that Spain had suffered humiliations at the hands of Morocco over the last millennium and would always remain in a subordinate position. To support this claim, he cited the humiliation of Sagrajas in 1086, then the Ifni War in 1957, during which, according to him, Spain had sought the help of France. He also listed the battle of Consuegra — 1097, the battle of Uclés — 1108, the battle of Alarcos — 1195, the battles of Écija and Martos — 1275, the naval battle of Algeciras — 1278, the siege of Algeciras — 1278–1279, and the battle of Gibraltar — 1333. Jaf also mentioned the battle of the Three Kings (Oued al-Makhazin) — 1578, claiming that the Spaniards were then allied with the Portuguese in a crusade against Morocco sanctioned by the Pope. He continued with the battle of Barranco del Lobo — 1909, then several events from 1921: the fight of Abarrán, the siege of Igueriben, the battle of Anoual, the fight of Sidi Dris, the fall of Nador, the fall of Selouane, the fall of Zeluán, the surrender of Dar Quebdani, and the fall of Monte Arruit. Finally, he cited the fights of Tizi Azza — 1923, the Spanish retreat from Chefchaouen — 1924, and the Ifni War — 1957–1958. #Histoire #Maroc #Espagne (translated)

Locked-in wrote that he was young, Muslim, from Moroccan immigration, and disabled, and that he grew up in "the poorest neighborhood in Europe." He claimed that the far-right wanted to condemn everything he was. He also said that seeing one of the most influential French people in the world oppose the far-right pleased him. https://t.co/N7de0D9HgI #Jeunesse #Diversité #LutteContreLExtremisme (translated)

The Moroccan Ministry of Foreign Affairs was informed in advance by diplomatic note about the interruption of the Czech president's visit and his return on the same day. The Seznam Zprávy server stated that according to Foreign Minister Petr Macinka, the Moroccan side was informed about the interruption of Pavel's vacation on Wednesday. #PetrPavel #Maroko #dovolená (translated)

President Petr Pavel faced criticism regarding his vacation in the Moroccan desert, which raised questions about his participation in the municipal elections. However, he ultimately returned in time to vote, but there were still uncertainties about the communication and organization of his trip. #PetrPavel #Maroko #dovolená (translated)

FRMF Xtra qualified the images of the Senegalese leaving the field as a shame for African football. The account stated that Morocco won with honor and expressed hope that the TAS would confirm CAF's decision and the crowning of the Atlas Lions. https://t.co/KylQrBs4TB #FootballAfricain #Sénégal #Maroc (translated)