Malaysia has banned all ships bound for Israel from entering its ports due to the massacre and oppression of Palestinians.

McDonald's Malaysia sued the organizers of the boycott.

The President of Uzbekistan and the Prime Minister of Malaysia agreed to expand cooperation in the fields of Islamic finance, Halal certification, artificial intelligence, and tourism. "Umra plus" program on pilgrimage tourism will be launched. The President said that he is ready to establish the Uzbekistan-Malaysia industrial zone.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim expressed readiness to send peacekeeping forces to Gaza together with Indonesia. UN authorization (mandate) is required for this.

A man who miraculously survived a landslide in the middle of the street in the capital of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, converted to Islam three days after the incident. The search for the body of a woman tourist from India, who fell into a hole in the landslide, is still ongoing.

Malaysia is preparing a resolution that includes a proposal to expel Israel from the world body "for violations of laws, regulations and decisions on matters related to Palestine." "This will stop the atrocities of the Israeli regime and provide vital aid to the Palestinian people," said Prime Minister of the country Anwar Ibrahim.

The Malaysian boycott against Israel has forced Starbucks to temporarily close 50 of its 408 stores in the country. The company's sales halved, and it lost $20.5 million in the first half of the year.