๐๏ธ Politics
Morocco sees eighth straight day of protests organised by online Gen Z groupMembers of Moroccan online youth collective GenZ 212 protested for the eighth consecutive day on Saturday, demanding better public health and education services.- ๐๏ธ Young people from a group called GenZ 212 have been protesting peacefully, starting September 28, asking for better schools and hospitals.
- ๐ฌ The group has over 150,000 members online and meets on Discord, where they plan their peaceful demonstrations across different cities.
- ๐งโโ๏ธ Protesters want the government to fix problems in healthcare and education, stop corruption, and make life fairer for everyone, with demonstrations in cities like Casablanca, Rabat, and Agadir.
- ๐๏ธ People are shouting for freedom, dignity, and justice, showing they care about their country's future.
- โ Even though there were some clashes later, most protests started peacefully, showing that Moroccan youth can speak up for change without violence.
Shock in Gaza as Trump appears to welcome Hamas response to US peace planHamas agreed to release the hostages and to the idea of handing over governing Gaza to Palestinian technocrats, but did not give a clear response to many other elements.- ๐๏ธ Big surprise in Gaza! People were shocked when US President Donald Trump seemed positive about Hamas's response to his peace plan for Gaza.
- ๐ฌ Mixed feelings online: many Palestinians asked, is the war over, because the news was so unexpected and confusing.
- ๐ค A yes but answer: Hamas didn't say no to Trump's plan, they agreed to free hostages and let new Palestinian leaders run Gaza, but didn't answer everything clearly.
- ๐ฌ Trump's reaction: Trump said he believed Hamas wanted peace and asked Israel to stop bombing Gaza.
- โ๏ธ Hope and worry: some people felt hopeful peace might come, while others warned to be careful, peace talks can be tricky and take a long time.
๐ฌ Fun Fact!
The GenZ 212 Discord server grew from just 3,000 members to over 150,000 in less than two weeks! Discord is usually used by gamers, but now it's become a powerful tool for organizing peaceful protests across Morocco.









