Arab and Muslim Nations Back UK Sanctions on Illegal Israeli Settlements
A coalition of eight Arab and Muslim countries, joined by Turkey, has formally welcomed the United Kingdom’s decision to restrict imports from illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank. The joint statement underscores growing international pressure over settlement expansion and regional stability.
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‘It’s a good start’: prominent Israelis welcome UK sanctions on illegal settlements
Ed Miliband’s intervention was inevitable after Israeli government and security failures, say former ministers and diplomats Prominent Israelis have welcomed new UK sanctions as a necessary response to settlement expansion and spiralling violence in the occupied West Bank. The president of the Israel Academy of Sciences and Humanities, a former prime minister, an ex-head of the army and former ministers and diplomats described the intervention as an “inevitable consequence” of Israeli governm...
By Emma Graham-Harrison in Jerusalem
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Read full article →UAE and seven Arab and Muslim states welcome UK restrictions on illegal Israeli settlement goods
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Read full article →Joint Statement by Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the UAE, Egypt, Qatar, Jordan, Indonesia, Pakistan, Türkiye and Saudi Arabia
Joint Statement by Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the UAE, Egypt, Qatar, Jordan, Indonesia, Pakistan, Türkiye and KSA
Read full article →Saudi Arabia and 7 Islamic nations welcome UK decision to ban import of goods from illegal Israeli settlements
RIYADH — Saudi Arabia and seven other Arab and Islamic countries welcomed the decision of the government of the United Kingdom to ban the import of goods from illegal Israeli settlements in the Occupied Palestinian Territory and to introduce restrictions on services linked to such settlements.In a joint statement, the foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia, Türkiye, Egypt, Indonesia, Jordan, Pakistan, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates expressed the hope that this decision would help mobilize the ...
By Saudi Gazette report
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