Tunisians revolt against those who harm their country’s relations with Algeria – New Algeria

The political scene in Tunisia is experiencing a war of words between politicians Tunisians Supporters of establishing strong relations with its neighbor Algeria, and among those who orbit the Moroccan Makhzen regime, such as the former Tunisian president, Moncef Marzouki, who became the primary defender of Moroccan interests.

The repeated provocations, which came from some hired politicians in the eastern region, prompted the head of a political group represented by “ People’s movement Zuhair Al-Maghzawi, to break his silence, to say that there are parties in Tunisia, seeking to harm Algerian-Tunisian relations.

This position came in special statements to a local radio (DiwanIt was broadcast on Saturday, the third of January, on his account on the “Facebook” platform, where he said: “When we see all this controversy about the military agreement with Algeria, and the Tunisian-Algerian rapprochement, we only understand this as part of an effort by shovels to destroy Algerian-Tunisian relations, and this movement exists and has always sought to strike Algeria.”

The Tunisian opposition politician described the parties that are working to harm Algerian-Tunisian relations as well-known, and they are the ones that say from time to time that Marseille is closer to Tunisia than to Tunisia. CairoThis is a position that does not require further elaboration and places its owner in the category of parties with suspicious foreign agendas.

The Tunisian political activist explained that “talk about fabricating a leaked document on a channel affiliated with political Islam, I want it to take on a dimension that harms the relations between the two countries and the two peoples,” and expressed his refusal to exploit political differences with… Tunisian authoritiesTo harm Tunisia’s best interests by targeting relations with a neighboring country such as Algeria.
He said: “Our disagreement with the regime should not lead us into confusion over strategic issues Tunisian elites To learn that when we disagree on internal issues, we should not throw stones at our neighbors.”

Zuhair Al-Maghzawi’s statements in defense of the excellent relations with Algeria came after the former Tunisian President, Moncef Marzouki, took it upon himself to target those relations and attempt to upgrade the relations between the Moroccan Makhzen regime and Tunisia, as they were more important than the historical and fraternal relations with Algeria.

The Moroccan Makhzen regime has always used the former Tunisian president, who resides on the territory of the western neighbor, as a tool to strike Tunisian relations with Algeria, by portraying his false accusations against Algeria of interfering in the internal affairs of his country, ignoring the assistance at all levels that Algeria provides to the eastern neighbor, for considerations of brotherhood and neighborliness, as well as the mixing of Algerian blood with his Tunisian brother during the liberation war against… French colonialism Brute.