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Malaysia Says It Will Block Cargo Supporting Israel’s Military

Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim speaking at microphones and gesturing with an outstretched hand against a dark backdrop.

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said Malaysia will not allow its ports or territory to serve as a conduit for shipments supporting Israel’s military capabilities. He said authorities will inspect suspicious cargo under Malaysian law and take decisive action when violations are established. He issued the statement after foreign reporting described increased scrutiny of Israel-bound shipments. Anwar also accused Israel of attacks on civilian infrastructure and restricting aid; those allegations were his characterization, while the new Malaysian enforcement position was the confirmed development.

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