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YnetPolitics

UK to Ban Trade on West Bank Settlement Goods, New York Times Reports

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 29 newsrooms covering

The United Kingdom is reportedly preparing to enact a trade ban on goods produced in Israeli settlements in the West Bank, according to The New York Times. The measures may also include sanctions on companies supporting settlement construction.

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  • UK to ban trade on West Bank settlement products.
  • New York Times reports citing official sources.
  • Measures include trade embargo and sanctions.
  • Sanctions target companies aiding settlement construction.
UK to Ban Trade on West Bank Settlement Goods, New York Times Reports
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The United Kingdom is expected to implement a trade ban on products manufactured in Israeli settlements in the West Bank, according to a report by The New York Times. Citing official sources, the American newspaper described the measures as "extensive economic restrictions targeting Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank."

The anticipated actions are reportedly set to include a trade embargo, as well as sanctions against companies involved in aiding construction within the settlements. The specific date for the ban's implementation was not explicitly stated but implied to be imminent, with the report suggesting it would occur "tomorrow."

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