The Maldives Just Took a Stand: No 'Israeli' Passports Allowed
The Maldives Just Took a Stand: No 'Israeli' Passports Allowed

In a bold and beautiful move, the Maldives has officially banned 'Israeli' passport holders from entering the country, throwing its full support behind the Palestinian cause. The decision was confirmed just days ago, after President Mohamed Muizzu signed the legislation into law following unanimous approval from the Maldivian parliament.
Why? Simple. The Maldives is stepping up to say “enough is enough.” In their words, the ban comes in response to “the continuing atrocities and ongoing acts of genocide” committed by 'Israel' against the Palestinian people. And let’s just say—this is one policy change that has the world talking.
Now, let’s be clear. The Maldives had already been quietly refusing entry to 'Israeli' nationals for years. But now? It’s official, and it’s written in ink. And while only a handful of 'Israeli' tourists visit the Maldives each year, the significance of this move goes far beyond numbers. It’s a country saying, “We won’t stay silent.”
This comes after months of pressure from local activists and opposition groups calling for stronger action in the wake of 'Israel’s' brutal attacks on Gaza. The Maldives is taking a stand, loud and proud.
This isn’t just about pretty islands and fancy resorts. The Maldives has shown the world that it’s possible to make a statement while staying true to your values. 🌴✊🏼
So, if you’ve ever thought about making the Maldives your next getaway, it just moved straight to the top of our bucket list. Because supporting the right side of history? It's always in style. 🧳🌞