Israeli Columnist Warns of Wider Boycotts if Netanyahu Remains in Power
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There are growing warnings within Israel against the widening of international isolation, amid growing sanctions and boycotts and international criticism of the policies of the Israeli Prime Minister's Government, Benjamin Netanyahu.
Nahum Barnea says European governments may move on sanctions after Israel's Oct. 27 elections, with potential effects on banks, travel and academia
Occupied Jerusalem: A former Israeli diplomat, both, warned that Tel Aviv might face unprecedented sanctions and districts, which could extend from West Bank settlements to Israel, on a path comparable to the isolation of South Africa during the apartheid era.
Israeli political analyst Nahum Barnea warned that Israel would be increasingly isolated if Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu remained in power. Barnea, a writer for Yedioth Ahronoth,...Click here for more.
Israeli analyst Barnea warned that Israel would become increasingly isolated if Prime Minister Netanyahu remained in power. According to Barnea, the sanctions cards that EU governments are saving for the post-election period could reach Israelis' pockets and airports if the boycott intensifies.
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