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UK Boycott of Israeli Settlement Wines Will Not Deter Businesses
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Two Israeli wine industry figures, a London kosher wine store owner and the CEO of Psagot Winery, stated they anticipate overcoming the impact of upcoming UK sanctions on settlement goods, including wine. While acknowledging short-term challenges, they expressed confidence in long-term resilience and suggested potential exemptions for kosher wines.
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- UK sanctions on Israeli settlement goods, including wine, are set to take effect.
- Businesses expect short-term impact but long-term resilience against the boycott.
- Potential religious exemptions for kosher wines may mitigate sanctions.
- Sanctions are criticized as "pure antisemitism" by a winery CEO.
- Enforcement challenges are noted due to complex sourcing and production.
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