Malaysia's direct trade with Israel
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Malaysia's direct trade with Israel
A 2010 picture of protests against Israel in Malaysia.
Here are the Malaysia/Israel direct trade figures from the United Nations COMTRADE figures. Amounts are in USD.
In 2022, Israel exported $74.41 M to Malaysia.
In 2022, Israel imported $10.69 M from Malaysia.
Mineral fuels, oils and distillation products were among the highest Israel exports to Malaysia marking US$48.24 million. While animals, vegetable fats and oil and cleavage products marks the highest Israel imports products from Malaysia with $9.73 million.
Figures might be much higher than this as much bilateral trade goes through Singapore.
Malaysia has a trading relationship going back almost 30 years.
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Nice to know. The jews are good people. Please, what is so bad about them? Maybe the zionist jew are bad. The world dislike them because they practise lending money and usury? Like as if now we do not live on credit?
Anyway..pmx made this statement warning ummo mps who plan to betray madani government not to. Heres what
was printed in the Star today👇
I think the anti-DAP sentiment is strong among the Malays. Umno's problem is because it is on good terms with DAP, and it has to explain this issue because DAP represents the majority of Chinese and oppose malay special rights” he said.
Anwar said this at a dialogue session with editors-in-chief and senior editors of the electronic, print and online media here on Saturday (Dec 23).
He said this in response to a question from The New Straits Times Press group managing editor Datuk Ahmad Zaini Kamaruzzaman on whether Pakatan would still need Umno to face the 16th general election as support for the latter was seen to be declining.
Anwar said ties between Pakatan parties and Umno were now very good. BN use to have 162 seats and now left with 30.
"At my age, I'm not comfortable with any activities of betrayal. There seems to be betrayal activities in umno.
Are not huge quantities of fertilisers, potash, phosphates from Israeli companies (or proxies) not entering Malaysia every year via Singapore?