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Shipping activity in Israel dropped dramatically amid Houthi attacks

22.01.24|Yuval Azulay
The unloading activity moved to Haifa after the Houthi crisis in the Red Sea affected the port of Eilat, alongside the halt of activity in the port of Ashdod due to rockets from Gaza. There is also a sharp drop in transshipment activity in Israel's ports
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Chinese-operated port in Haifa should be closed during the war due to "ties with Iran and Russia," says Ashdod Port head

21.01.24|Dotan Levy
Shaul Schneider, the chairman of Ashdod Port, claims in a letter he sent to the Shipping and Ports Authority that the Bayport in Haifa operated by the Shanghai International Port Group allows the Chinese to access sensitive information of strategic importance
ספינת מסע של חברת הספנות ה סינית קוסקו Cosco

COSCO decision not to dock in Israel raises fears of domino effect in shipping industry

08.01.24|Yuval Azulay
The decision of the Chinese shipping giant to suspend its operations in Israel may lead other companies to take a similar step. The shipping industry is divided on whether COSCO’s move is due to the Chinese embrace of Hamas or is a cold business consideration
ספינת מסע של חברת הספנות ה סינית קוסקו Cosco

Chinese giant COSCO halts shipping to Israel

07.01.24|Yuval Azulay, Lital Samet
The fourth largest shipping company in the world maintains a weekly line for transporting containers to the port of Haifa, and its announcement creates uncertainty in the industry. COSCO did not publish reasons for the decision, and the shipping industry wonders whether it stems from the threat of the Houthi rebels in Yemen, even though they did not attack Chinese ships, or the warm ties between China and Iran