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Bart Nijman: How Far Can the D66 Cabinet Go in a Punitive Expedition Against Israel?

Summary by De Telegraaf
At the stroke of Pentecost, the D66 cabinet decided to urgently impose sanctions on goods “from unlawful Israeli settlements” in order to keep them off the Dutch market. An urgent advisory opinion from the Council of State—also a D66 body—must approve a ban on the importing, buying, and selling of products from the West Bank.

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Bart Nijman: How Far Can the D66 Cabinet Go in a Punitive Expedition Against Israel?

At the stroke of Pentecost, the D66 cabinet decided to urgently impose sanctions on goods “from unlawful Israeli settlements” in order to keep them off the Dutch market. An urgent advisory opinion from the Council of State—also a D66 body—must approve a ban on the importing, buying, and selling of products from the West Bank.

·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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De Telegraaf broke the news in Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Sunday, May 24, 2026.
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