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Norway considers prison terms for trade with settlements

Norway is weighing a bill that could impose up to three years in prison for trade with settlements.

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If enacted, the measure would create a significant legal and diplomatic response to settlement-related commerce.

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  1. Norway weighs up to three years in prison for trade with Judea and Samaria communities ↗israelnationalnews.com · Recorded source date: Sep 15, 2026, 3:16 AM UTC

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Norway considers prison terms for settlement trade

Norwegian Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide reportedly supports prison sentences of up to three years for trading with Israeli settlements in the West Bank. The headline indicates a proposed legal response, not an enacted measure.

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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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