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Ireland Urges EU to Ban Trade with Israeli Settlements

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•Ireland is advocating for an EU-wide trade ban on products from Israeli settlements.
•Irish authorities have already implemented their own embargo on goods from these settlements.
•The settlements targeted are regarded as illegal under international law by many countries and organizations.
•The EU currently has varying policies among member states regarding trade with Israeli settlements.

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▸If the European Union adopts Ireland's proposed trade ban on Israeli settlements EU trade with Israeli settlements would be restricted, potentially straining EU-Israel relations and affecting companies operating in or sourcing from those areas.

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🌍Ireland 🌍State of Israel

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METRT WorldIreland pushes for EU trade ban on illegal Israeli settlements METhe National (UAE)Ireland demands EU trade ban on Israeli settlements as it advances its own embargo

Ireland has called on the European Union to impose a trade ban on goods produced in Israeli settlements considered illegal under international law. This move aims to pressure Israel over settlement expansion and aligns with Ireland's own embargo on such products. The proposal could affect EU-Israel trade relations and impact businesses linked to the settlements.