Business with the taste of blood; Which countries increased trade with Israel?
In the report, Yemanion News-Analytical Base pointed to the continuation of commercial exchange between some apparently Arab and Islamic countries with the Zionist regime and emphasized that this commercial exchange is not only a clear violation of Islamic principles, but also means supporting the crimes of the Tel Aviv regime. And in a way, it is considered a part of the process of normalizing relations with the regime.
Referring to the repeated attacks of the Zionist regime on Gaza in recent years, this report emphasized that this has caused widespread destruction of Gaza’s infrastructure and economic structure, and according to UN reports, 80% of the residents of Gaza are in need of humanitarian aid. About 56 of these people are below the poverty line, while Gaza is unable to meet its basic needs, such as food, water and electricity, especially after the current Zionist war.
Referring to the martyrdom of more than 40,000 Palestinians, Yemanion stressed that economic support to the Zionist regime strengthens the positions of this regime and creates a negative impact on the security and stability of the region.
This report further cited the report of the Zionist Statistics Center to provide statistics on the increase in trade between the Zionist regime and the first 5 Arab countries in the first half of this year and emphasized that according to this report, the total trade exchange between Israel and the 5 countries The UAE, Egypt, Jordan, Bahrain and Morocco reached the figure of 367 million dollars in July.
According to this report, the UAE sent more than 272 million dollars worth of goods to the occupied territories in July alone, which has increased by 5% compared to the same period last year. With a 39% increase in its exports to the occupied territories, Egypt has given more than 35 million dollars of goods to the Zionist regime.
Jordan ranks third with 35 million dollars, although Jordanian exports to the occupied territories have decreased by 14% compared to the same period last year.