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Parliament considers bills targeting trade with Israeli settlements

Bills described as ‘Red Lines’ have reached Parliament, while allies move to cut trade with illegal Israeli settlements. Enactment and the countries involved remain unspecified.

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Binding trade restrictions could increase diplomatic pressure on Israel and affect commercial ties if adopted.

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  1. 'Red Lines' bills hit Parliament as allies move to cut trade with illegal Israeli settlements ↗amnesty.org.au · Recorded source date: Sep 14, 2026, 2:31 AM UTC

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