The Hebrew newspaper Calcalist reported that the naval blockade imposed by the Sana’a forces on Israeli shipping is still ongoing, hindering government reforms aimed at facilitating import operations into the Israeli enemy entity.
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The Hebrew newspaper explained in a recent report that this siege will remain in place until the ceasefire in Gaza is fully implemented.
The newspaper pointed out that the Israeli government launched a series of economic reforms to simplify import operations, starting with electrical goods in order to reduce their prices. However, the expected price reductions did not materialize, but rather prices rose.
The newspaper explained that importers of electrical appliances did not reduce prices for consumers but rather raised them for several reasons, including an increase in value-added tax, an increase in the cost of maritime shipping due to attacks targeting ships, in addition to the boycott of Turkish imports to the Israeli enemy entity.
The Sana’a government had recently announced to shipping companies that the sanctions imposed on ships owned by the Israeli enemy entity or flying the Israeli flag will remain in effect until all stages of the ceasefire in Gaza are fully implemented.
It clarified that any attempt by these ships to cross through areas subject to the operations of Sana’a forces will make them subject to targeting.
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