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Israel Denies Plans to Expel Germany and Italy From Civil-Military Coordination Center Amid Sanctions Threats
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First reported by Now 14 · 18 hours ago
What happened
Israel denies plans to expel Germany and Italy from its Civil-Military Coordination Center in Kiryat Gat but warns of retaliation if sanctions are imposed. The government recently expelled the Netherlands and Spain over anti-Israel policies, drawing criticism about damaging EU relations. The moves follow international condemnation of Israel's E1 settlement plan.
- 01Israel denies plans to expel Germany and Italy from the Kiryat Gat coordination center.
- 02Israel warns Britain of retaliation if sanctions like arms embargoes are imposed.
- 03The Netherlands was expelled recently, sparking criticism over EU relations damage.
- 0421 countries condemned Israel's E1 plan as a violation of international law.
- 05The UK summoned Israel's ambassador following the E1 plan approval.
- 06Spain was expelled in April for anti-Israel policies and harming Israeli-US interests.
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