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    Legalität des Alkoholkonsums im Nahen Osten

    Von Corduen

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    1. BagelandShmear48 on

      The Palestinian territories should be green too, alcohol isn’t prohibited there.

    5. ali_bh on

      A map of % of population diagnosed with liver damage would be interesting for comparison.

    6. geopoliticsdude on

      UAE prohibition is in one Emirate. I’ve had alcohol in every other Emirate iirc.

    8. Money_Astronaut9789 on

      My uncle used to work in Oman and you can buy alcohol but you had to go to a back room in the shop and conceal the product until you got home.

    11. nomamesgueyz on

      How’s Jordan these days?

      We hear a fair bit about Israel, Lebanon, Syria and Saudi Arabia even…Jordan; not so much

    12. oy1d on

      Now I’m curious about the alcohol consumption rate and which drinks are the most popular in each country.

    14. BigPapaSmurf7 on

      # Alcohol can be bought pretty much anywhere in Iraq if you go to the right places. And no one really cares. It’s a law that was pushed through by the Islamofascist mullahs but it’s all a wink-and-a-nod. All it has done is divert a lot of money from tax to the government to money in smuggler pockets.

    17. wastingvaluelesstime on

      this looks like phantom borders of the eastern roman empire

    19. NoLime7384 on

      Why is the west bank grey? do they not have a constitution? it’s not a lawless place, it has to have a policy on this

    22. Brandon_M_Gilbertson on

      Weird how Kurdistan, despite being an autonomous region of Iraq, has its own laws on alcohol consumption.

    23. Extention_Campaign28 on

      Is this a map of

      1) Muslims only

      2) Having significant non-muslim minorities

      3) Having tourists?

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