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Irish Premier Defends Decision Not to Ban Services From Israeli Settlements

OCCUPIED WEST BANK, JUN 23 – Maersk ends business with companies in illegal West Bank settlements after pressure from activists and United Nations human rights listings, amid concerns over complicity in abuses.

  • On Tuesday morning, Ireland's government passed legislation prohibiting the importation of products originating from Israeli settlements located in the occupied Palestinian territories.
  • The legislation emerged after years of activism and legal review, prompted by complications distinguishing goods from services.
  • Maersk, the Danish shipping company, revealed on Monday that it will halt shipments to and from Israeli settlements considered illegal under international law, responding to ongoing pressure from activists.
  • Maersk stated in June 2025 it strengthened screening of shipments related to settlements, aligning with the UN OHCHR database listing over 100 companies involved in illegal settlement activities.
  • These developments signal increasing international efforts to disrupt economic links sustaining illegal settlements and press for compliance with human rights laws.
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Irish premier defends decision not to ban services from Israeli settlements

Micheal Martin said he has sought further legal advice from the Attorney General Rossa Fanning.

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Peoples Dispatch broke the news in on Monday, June 23, 2025.
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