The Maldives has enacted a ban on Israeli passport holders in response to the conflict in Gaza, with President Mohamed Muizzu's government citing solidarity with the Palestinian people. This law was passed by parliament and reflects the increasing domestic demand for a stronger position against Israel's actions. While Israeli tourists dramatically declined in early 2024, dual nationals can still enter using non-Israeli documentation. Additionally, the Maldives is looking to launch fundraising efforts for humanitarian needs in Palestine, showcasing the nation’s predominantly Muslim stance on this issue.
The Maldives has officially barred Israeli passport holders from entering the country, citing solidarity with Palestinians amid the ongoing war against Hamas in Gaza.
President Mohamed Muizzu signed the measure into law following its approval by parliament, reflecting the country's condemnation of Israel's "ongoing atrocities" against the Palestinian people.
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