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Norway Proposes Prison For Trade With West Bank Settlements
Norway is proposing legislation that could lead to prison sentences of up to three years for trading with Israeli communities in the West Bank. The move aligns with recent similar actions by the UK, France, and Canada, and follows international criticism of Israeli settlement construction.
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What happened
- 01Norway may impose prison sentences for trade with West Bank settlements.
- 02The proposed law targets goods and services, including construction.
- 03Foreign Minister Eide cited worsening West Bank situation for support.
- 04The move follows similar restrictions announced by the UK, France, and Canada.
- 05Norway also joined criticism of the E1 settlement project.
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