UK Nurses Union Cuts Ties With Teva Amid BDS Pressure
UK Nurses Union Ends Contract With Israeli Drugmaker Teva
How 2 Israeli newsrooms (in Russian, Hebrew) covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
What happened
The UK's Royal College of Nursing has ended its contract with Teva UK, the British arm of the Israeli pharmaceutical giant. The union cited Teva's past legal issues and antitrust fines, while pro-Palestinian groups claimed political motivations for the boycott.
- 01UK nurses union severed ties with Israeli company Teva UK.
- 02The decision followed pressure from pro-Palestinian groups.
- 03The union cited Teva's past legal and antitrust issues.
- 04Pro-Palestinian activists stated political motivations for the boycott.
- 05Teva stated healthcare should focus on patients, not politics.
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The coverage
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