POLITICSJun 19 · 20:41 UTCMIDDLE EAST EYEElis Gjevori

'This must end': Norway moves to cut trade with illegal Israeli settlements

Norway has proposed a bill to ban trade with Israeli settlements in occupied Palestine, citing they violate international law and hinder peace. The bill prohibits Norwegian exports, imports, property purchases, and services related to settlements, with violations punishable by law.

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NorwayplaceNorwegian Ministry of Foreign AffairsorganizationEspen Barth EidepersonIsraeli settlementstopicoccupied West BankplaceUnited Nations Security CouncilorganizationInternational Court of JusticeorganizationPalestinian communitiestopic

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