Israel has started importing cars made in Morocco amid a Turkish trade embargo that caused significant disruptions in Tel Aviv’s automotive sector. So far, a limited number of Moroccan-made vehicles, primarily from the French Renault group, have arrived in Israel. Peugeot 208 models produced at Stellantis’s Moroccan factories are expected to join them in the coming months, reported the Israeli financial site Calcalist. This shift follows Turkey’s decision to halt all relations with Israel, including trade, until it ends its genocide on Gaza. Since last October, the Israeli army has killed over…