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Abu Ali ExpressPolitics

Twelve Nations Ban Trade With Israeli Settlements; UK Imposes Sanctions

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Twelve nations have jointly banned trade with products from "illegal Israeli settlements," with the UK officially imposing its own sanctions. Israel's Foreign Minister announced retaliatory measures against the UK, while the US Ambassador criticized the British action. The UAE also commented on reports of discussions between its ruler and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.

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  • Twelve nations banned trade with products from "illegal Israeli settlements."
  • The UK officially imposed sanctions on "illegal settlements in the West Bank."
  • Israel announced retaliatory measures against the UK.
  • US Ambassador criticized British sanctions as hypocritical.
  • UAE commented on Netanyahu's discussions with its ruler.
  • Iran claims capture of US submarine; reports US attack on oil tanker.
Twelve Nations Ban Trade With Israeli Settlements; UK Imposes Sanctions
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Twelve countries have jointly announced a nationwide ban on trade with products originating from "illegal Israeli settlements." This move, detailed in a statement released 18 hours ago, signifies a significant international stance against settlements in the West Bank.

Adding to the pressure, the United Kingdom has officially declared sanctions targeting "illegal settlements in the West Bank." In response to the UK's actions, Israeli Foreign Minister Gidon Saar announced that Israel would implement retaliatory measures against Britain. The US Ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, criticized the British sanctions, pointing to what he termed British hypocrisy in imposing them.

Meanwhile, the UAE's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has commented on reports circulating in Israel regarding discussions between Prime Minister Netanyahu and the UAE's ruler. Additionally, Hussein al-Sheikh, the deputy chairman of the Palestinian Authority and designated successor to Mahmoud Abbas, welcomed the sanctions imposed by European countries and Canada.

In other international news, Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps claims to have captured an unmanned American submarine in the Strait of Hormuz. Separately, Iranian state television reported that another Iranian oil tanker was attacked by the US near the island of Jasak in southern Iran. In the UK, a technical malfunction within NATS, the air traffic control service provider, has caused widespread flight delays and cancellations across the country.

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