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US Shelves Statement Condemning UK Sanctions on West Bank Goods
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By Reuters
First reported by Ynet · 56 minutes ago
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The U.S. decided not to publish a statement drafted by officials that would have condemned British sanctions on West Bank products. Secretary of State Marco Rubio was slated to sign the statement, which called the sanctions 'hostile to Israel,' but it lacked White House and State Department support.
- 01US shelved statement condemning UK sanctions on West Bank goods.
- 02Statement would have called UK measures 'hostile to Israel'.
- 03White House and State Department did not support the statement.
- 04Secretary of State Marco Rubio was to sign the document.
- 05Rubio later avoided condemning the sanctions.
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