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Norway Considers Prison For Settler Trade
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Norway is considering legislation that could impose up to three-year prison sentences for trading with Israeli settlers in the West Bank. The move, part of a wider Western effort, is seen as politically significant but has drawn criticism from some Israelis.
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- Norway may imprison individuals trading with West Bank settlers.
- Legislation targets trade with settlers, including East Jerusalem.
- The move is seen as politically symbolic, not economically impactful.
- It aligns with similar restrictions from 12 other Western nations.
- Critics argue it unfairly targets Jewish individuals in Norway.
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