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  1. Malaysia took Israel to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) over violence, while the AFP launched an investigation into Israeli forces.

Malaysia's PM states no recognition of Israel and initiates investigations into Israeli nationals in Johor.

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Malaysia's PM states no recognition of Israel and initiates investigations into Israeli nationals in Johor.

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Anwar IbrahimMinistry of Home Affairs

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  1. Malaysian ports have begun refusing trade that supports Israeli actions.Sub-event
  2. Details on how Indonesian and Malaysian governments are handling Israeli visa applications and vowed deportations.1 source
  3. Malaysia bans Israeli passport holders and threatens deportation of Israeli nationals.1 source
  4. Anwar Ibrahim addresses US officials and urges policy reversal regarding anti-Semitism.1 source
  5. Malaysia faces immigration issues concerning dual citizens and diplomatic tensions with Israel.1 source
  6. PM Anwar Ibrahim announced no recognition of Israel and ordered investigations into Israeli nationals.1 source
  7. Malaysia maintains non-recognition of Israel and continues military training cooperation with the US.1 source

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