Palestine welcomes pressure by nine counties on Israel over illegal settlements

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Palestine welcomed a statement by nine countries condemning Israel's settlement expansion in the occupied West Bank, calling it an important step. This follows Dutch lawmakers backing a government measure to ban imports from illegal Israeli settlements, a move Palestine's foreign ministry deemed significant and urged other nations to emulate.

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Palestine has welcomed international moves against Israel’s illegal settlement expansion in the occupied West Bank. The Palestinian presidency said a statement by nine countries condemning Israel’s plans to expand settlements was “an important step in the right direction”.

Palestine welcomes pressure by nine counties on Israel over illegal settlements

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