Israel to Discuss 3 West Bank Settlement Plans After 12 Western Countries Announce Trade Restrictions
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Researcher David Rigoulet-Roze analyses the expected impact of the trade sanctions announced on 8 September by twelve countries, including France and the United Kingdom.
After twelve countries announced to block trade with Israeli colonies in the West Bank, it remains to be seen how they will implement that measure.
Twelve countries, including Britain, France and Canada, announced trade sanctions against Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, which are illegal under international law, in a joint statement. British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband was the first to announce them before MPs in London. Israel responded with retaliatory measures.
Israel to discuss 3 West Bank settlement plans after 12 Western countries announce trade restrictions
LONDON: Israel’s Civil Administration Settlement Subcommittee is set to discuss plans for three West Bank settlements totaling 747 housing units, according to the Israeli rights group Bimkom — Planners for Planning Rights. The deliberations come less than 24 hours after 12 Western countries, including the UK, announced plans to restrict trade with Israeli settlements and called on Israel to immediately halt settlement expansion and settler viole…
GCC chief says practical measures against settlement-linked activities bolster international efforts to protect Palestinian rights
The Head of the Turkish Presidency Liaison Service, Burhanuddin Duran, welcomed today, Wednesday, the decision of 12 States to ban commercial and economic activities with Israeli settlements.
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