PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia’s decision to restrict ships from an Israel shipping cargo company sends a clear message of its stand not to recognise Israel as a country, says Fahmi Fadzil.
The Communications Minister said the move also showed that Malaysia did not want to assist or play any role in terms of the economy that involved Israel.
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