Norway advances criminal penalties for trade with West Bank settlements
Norway is reportedly preparing legislation that could ban trade with Israeli West Bank settlements and impose prison terms of up to three years. The measure would represent a stronger and more concrete restriction than the previously reported proposal.
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Why it matters
Criminalizing settlement-related trade could intensify European economic and diplomatic pressure on Israel and affect businesses involved in the settlements.
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