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Israel Revokes Dutch Diplomats' Immunity Over Product Boycott

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Israel is retaliating against the Dutch boycott of settlement products by revoking diplomatic immunity for Dutch diplomats in Ramallah and ordering them to surrender Israeli-issued documents within seven days. The move escalates tensions following the Dutch restrictions on goods from the West Bank, eastern Jerusalem, and the Golan Heights.

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  • Israel revokes Dutch diplomats' immunity over settlement product boycott.
  • Dutch diplomats in Ramallah must surrender Israeli documents within seven days.
  • The move is a response to Dutch restrictions on goods from West Bank, East Jerusalem, Golan Heights.
  • Israel warns of consequences for countries pursuing hostile policies.
  • Tensions rise with reports of increased airport inspections for travelers from Israel.
Israel Revokes Dutch Diplomats' Immunity Over Product Boycott
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