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Government Sidesteps Question on Banning Entry for Israeli Citizens
The administration declined to give a definitive policy answer on whether Israeli citizens will be barred from entering the Maldives, despite Parliament having passed a resolution on 1 April calling for such a ban along with a ban on Israeli imports and cessation of relations. Chief Spokesperson Heena Waleed sidestepped the question at a press conference on Monday, saying the administration would take whatever stand was needed and was considering what to do.
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Mon 1 AprParliament passed a resolution calling for a ban on Israeli citizens entering the country, a ban on imports of Israeli origin, and an immed…1 Aprilonly Maldives RepublicThe Parliamentary resolution on 1 April, in response to the Israel's brutal occupation of Palestinian lands and genocidal war crimes, called for a ban on Israeli citizens entering the country, a ban on imports of Israeli origin, and an immediate cessation of all relations between Israel and the Maldives.
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Mon 6 MayHeena Waleed spoke at a press conference where she was asked about the administration's policy on Israeli citizens' entry to the country.the President's OfficeMondayonly Maldives RepublicnewestThe administration's Chief Spokesperson Heena Waleed, when asked about the administration's policy on Israeli citizens' entry to the country—during a press conference at the President's Office on Monday—sidestepped the question
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