Cash gk
Elite Member
And Asim munier will be gateman there
Israel Genocide in Gaza - 2023 to present - Part ll
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Falcon29
Elite Member
No
There will be no casinos nor night clubs in Gaza
Gaza society is conservative and there is no chance the people there accept that
Shags101
Trusted Member
Well once those resorts go up they’re going to need nightclubs honestly just hypothetical Jericho had a casino for a moment only served tourists and non Muslims I’m not against making Gaza into a tourist destination if done with respect to the values of gazans and kept out of sight of the population a small made Island could do that
Falcon29
Elite Member
We are not having nightclubs in Gaza. Everyone in it tourist or not will be shot or blown up. Putting night clubs in Gaza is a form of sexual assault and directly targeting Islam. It's a declaration of war. All the Muslims in the region are going to protect Islam you underestimate the resolve of the Muslim Arab men.
Now this Board of Peace thing is all fake
They won't rebuild Gaza and intend to ethnically cleanse
The primarily purpose this Board of Peace serves it to replace UN role in Palestine
And cancel right of return for Palestinians
They want to drive UNRWA out of Gaza
They do not rule region and can't force their will, it's another adventure of theirs. Nothing they do is guaranteed to succeed.
Khansaheeb
Elite Member
Khansaheeb
Elite Member
If they recognise genocide then they should send arms to Palestine to resist
Cash gk
Elite Member
The creation of this board has only one purpose: to legitimize genocide and force acceptance of Israel.
If you accept this board, that means you are accepting Israel as a country. It’s as simple as that. Essentially, by signing this agreement, Pakistan has accepted Israel as a country.
Foinikas
Elite Member
There you go
Jan 21 (Reuters) - Israel's imports of Azerbaijani oil from Turkey's Ceyhan port hit a three-year high in 2025, ship-tracking data show, underscoring Israel's ability to secure supplies despite hostility from some governments over its war in Gaza.
Official Turkish data show that trade between Turkey and Israel has been zero since June 2024, after Ankara imposed a ban over Israel's war against Palestinian militant group Hamas.
Turkey does not control where Azerbaijani oil pumped through the Baku–Tbilisi–Ceyhan pipeline is sold, but said in November 2024 that exporters using Ceyhan "respected its decision to end trade with Israel" and oil was not being loaded with Israel as the destination.
However, Kpler data shows that Israel's imports of Azerbaijani crude from Ceyhan jumped 31% year on year to 94,000 barrels per day in 2025 - the highest since 2022 and widening a its lead over Russia, Israel's second-largest supplier.
The figures are the latest example of Israel continuing trade with businesses in countries where governments condemn its actions in Gaza. South Africa, which has accused Israel of genocide at the International Criminal Court, was its top coal supplier in 2025.
Israel's Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure said it does not comment on the sources of its oil imports. The government had said Turkey was ignoring international agreements with its trade ban.
"The vessel will typically signal offshore Egypt/Cyprus, and will discharge to Israel," Vortexa said, citing Aframax tanker Valfoglia, which loaded at Ceyhan and discharged 680,000 barrels of Azerbaijani Light crude in Israel on January 7.
Another vessel, Suezmax tanker Kimolos, loaded Azerbaijani crude at Ceyhan on December 31 and switched off its automatic identification system tracker between January 1 and 5, LSEG data show. Kpler data show it discharged on January 4 at Israel's Ashkelon port.
Turkey's energy ministry, in response to queries, referred to a 2024 statement saying that state-run pipeline operator BOTAS was not involved in the sale of Azerbaijani oil.
Azerbaijani crude accounted for 46.4% of Israeli oil imports last year, the highest share this decade and far ahead of Russia on about 28%, Kpler data show.
Imports from Nigeria more than doubled in 2025, but supplies from Brazil, Democratic Republic of Congo and Republic of Congo - which together made up more than 10% in 2024 - fell to zero, according to Kpler and Vortexa.
Jan 21 (Reuters) - Israel's imports of Azerbaijani oil from Turkey's Ceyhan port hit a three-year high in 2025, ship-tracking data show, underscoring Israel's ability to secure supplies despite hostility from some governments over its war in Gaza.
Official Turkish data show that trade between Turkey and Israel has been zero since June 2024, after Ankara imposed a ban over Israel's war against Palestinian militant group Hamas.
Turkey does not control where Azerbaijani oil pumped through the Baku–Tbilisi–Ceyhan pipeline is sold, but said in November 2024 that exporters using Ceyhan "respected its decision to end trade with Israel" and oil was not being loaded with Israel as the destination.
However, Kpler data shows that Israel's imports of Azerbaijani crude from Ceyhan jumped 31% year on year to 94,000 barrels per day in 2025 - the highest since 2022 and widening a its lead over Russia, Israel's second-largest supplier.
The figures are the latest example of Israel continuing trade with businesses in countries where governments condemn its actions in Gaza. South Africa, which has accused Israel of genocide at the International Criminal Court, was its top coal supplier in 2025.
Israel's Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure said it does not comment on the sources of its oil imports. The government had said Turkey was ignoring international agreements with its trade ban.
SHIPS SWITCH OFF TRACKERS
Ships leaving Ceyhan to deliver oil to Israel typically switch off their trackers and signal other destinations to maritime authorities, Kpler and Vortexa analysts say, resulting in the shipments not being recorded officially."The vessel will typically signal offshore Egypt/Cyprus, and will discharge to Israel," Vortexa said, citing Aframax tanker Valfoglia, which loaded at Ceyhan and discharged 680,000 barrels of Azerbaijani Light crude in Israel on January 7.
Another vessel, Suezmax tanker Kimolos, loaded Azerbaijani crude at Ceyhan on December 31 and switched off its automatic identification system tracker between January 1 and 5, LSEG data show. Kpler data show it discharged on January 4 at Israel's Ashkelon port.
Turkey's energy ministry, in response to queries, referred to a 2024 statement saying that state-run pipeline operator BOTAS was not involved in the sale of Azerbaijani oil.
Azerbaijani crude accounted for 46.4% of Israeli oil imports last year, the highest share this decade and far ahead of Russia on about 28%, Kpler data show.
Imports from Nigeria more than doubled in 2025, but supplies from Brazil, Democratic Republic of Congo and Republic of Congo - which together made up more than 10% in 2024 - fell to zero, according to Kpler and Vortexa.
Falcon29
Elite Member
I see what you mean by indirect means. But trust me Muslims don't want to deal with this evil country. That still won't withdraw from Gaza because it doesn't want forensic specialists in Gaza to uncover extent of their genocide.
They may have butchered 300,000 people in Gaza.
This criminal demonic Jewish evil entity.
sphinxpasha
Registered Member
I spoke to my best friend in Gaza, he is displaced from Rafah, house demolished and lives in a tent near Khan Younis with his family. They absolutely do not like any board of peace for Gaza. They are more than capable of managing their own affairs and truly hurt by the action of Muslim nations who joined the board!
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