France Denies Entry to Israeli Settler Leader Yossi Dagan
Translated & summarized from Mignews by baba
Yossi Dagan, leader of settlers and head of the Samaria Regional Council, was denied entry into France last week upon his arrival in Paris. French border officials cited his role in establishing settlements in Judea and Samaria and supporting Gaza rebuilding as reasons for the ban. Dagan had planned a series of meetings in Paris. French authorities have not yet commented on the incident.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Yossi Dagan, a settler leader, was denied entry into France last week.
- French border officials cited his settlement activities in Judea and Samaria as the reason.
- Dagan also supported the rebuilding of Jewish settlements in the Gaza Strip.
- He was in Paris for planned meetings.
- French authorities have not yet commented on the refusal.
Yossi Dagan, a prominent Israeli settler leader and the head of the Samaria Regional Council, was denied entry into France last week. The incident occurred upon his arrival in Paris, where he had planned to hold a series of meetings, according to his office. French border officials reportedly took Dagan for additional questioning and informed him of the entry ban. The stated reasons for the denial were his activities in establishing 35 settlements in northern Judea and Samaria, and his support for rebuilding Jewish settlements in the Gaza Strip. Dagan is a vocal proponent of expanding settlement activities and establishing new outposts within the Samaria region he leads. He also advocates for a plan to bring one million residents to northern Judea and Samaria by 2050. French authorities have not yet officially commented on the circumstances of the entry refusal.
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