Morocco-Israel Ties Stall, Apparently 'Peace Deals' Need Popular Support
The article posits that the 'Gaza genocide' and public rejection are hampering progress. What it conveniently sidesteps is the 'quid pro quo' nature of the original deal: the US recognized Moroccan sovereignty over Western Sahara in exchange for Morocco normalizing relations with Israel. One might wonder if forced transactional 'friendships' ever truly blossom, especially when one party continues
to rain devastation upon its neighbours. This isn't slow progress; it's the inevitable reality of diplomacy built on geopolitical leverage, not genuine mutual respect. Turns out, 'peace processes' orchestrated by external powers, bypassing public will, tend to unravel when the people realize whose interests are truly being served.