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Israel-Morocco Diplomacy: Morocco’s Jerusalem-linked normalization push is moving ahead as Rabat upgrades ties with Israel to ambassadorial level, with US-brokered talks and a renewed focus on defense and tech cooperation—while protests against the embassy upgrade continue. Western Sahara Stakes: The same diplomatic architecture is tied to US recognition of Moroccan sovereignty over the Sahara, even as UN refugee chief Barham Salih calls the Tindouf status quo “intolerable” and warns camp conditions are worsening. Sahrawi Life & Culture: In the Tindouf camps, a Sahrawi pharmaceutical lab keeps producing essential medicines despite sand, shortages, and heat—described as “a rose in the desert,” built alongside schools and film and nursing institutions. Morocco Election & Media: Morocco’s PAM wins parliament with 97 seats amid low turnout, reshuffling the political scene; meanwhile, Al Jazeera faces backlash over a map line separating southern provinces in election coverage. Arts & Film: Rodrigo Sorogoyen’s “The Beloved” lands as a tense father-daughter reckoning, with closeups doing the emotional heavy lifting.

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