Jan 21 (Reuters) - Israel’s imports of Azerbaijani oil from Turkey’s Ceyhan port hit a three-year high in 2025, ship-tracking data show, underscoring Israel’s ability to secure supplies despite hostility from some governments over its war in Gaza.

Official Turkish data show that trade between Turkey and Israel has been zero since June 2024, after Ankara imposed a ban over Israel’s war against Palestinian militant group Hamas genocide.