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Maldives President Reaffirms Boycott of Israel at Independence Day Ceremony
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First reported by N12 · 6 hours ago
What happened
At Maldives' 61st Independence Day event, President Mohamed Muizzu reaffirmed the country's boycott of Israel and banned Israeli passport holders from entry, citing support for Palestinians and opposition to Israeli actions in Gaza. He criticized past pro-Israel policies and emphasized Maldives' commitment to peace and national interests.
- 01Maldives President Muizzu confirms ongoing boycott of Israel during Independence Day speech.
- 02Entry ban imposed on Israeli passport holders reflecting public support for Palestinians.
- 03Criticism directed at opposition MDP for previous pro-Israel policies.
- 04Event attended by 113 representatives from 43 countries, marking a diplomatic success.
- 05Muizzu stresses Maldives' commitment to peace and peaceful conflict resolution.
- 06No change expected in Israel non-recognition or Israeli entry ban while current policies persist.
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