Moroccan drug dealers are reportedly refusing to sell Hashish to Israeli smugglers and importers, due to Israel’s continued offensive in Gaza.
“They have decided that because of the war, they are boycotting us. Since the war, we have lost a lot of money. At least tens of millions of shekels,” an Israeli drug dealer told news website Mako.
The same source reports that several drug dealers operated in Morocco before the October 7 war, affiliated with several major crime organizations in Sharon, northern Israel, and the Triangle area.
According to an Israeli drug dealer affiliated with a crime organization in Sharon, the Moroccan drug dealers’ boycott is resulting in the loss of tens of millions of shekels.
“Moroccan hashish dealers are not willing to sell us any more hashish, neither directly nor through intermediaries,” the same source told Mako.
The website reported that a Moroccan drug dealer in the Rif Mountains confirmed that a boycott was imposed on Israelis.
“Why should Israelis make a living from selling Moroccan hashish when our Palestinian brothers are suffering from hunger and living in inhumane conditions? Go buy elsewhere. We are no longer selling hashish to Israelis,” he explained to Mako.
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