7 d. ago Government intends to pass trade ban with Israeli settlements amid pressure from some US politicians

Tánaiste Simon Harris said Ireland was not alone in wanting to ban trade with the occupied Palestinian territories.

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7 d. ago Ireland intends to pass Occupied Territories Bill despite US pressure

Foreign Affairs Minister Simon Harris said Ireland was not alone in wanting to ban trade with the occupied Palestinian territories

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7 d. ago Ireland intends to pass trade ban with Israeli settlements amid pressure from US Congress

Ireland intends to pass trade ban with Israeli settlements amid pressure from US Congress  The Irish Independent

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8 d. ago Group of US politicians express concern over proposed Irish trade ban with Israeli settlements

The Irish government has been aware for a number of years that a number of US politicians, would take issue with the ban.

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9 d. ago Slovenia moves to ban imports from illegal Israeli settlements in Palestine

Ministries are also examining a possible ban on the export of goods from Slovenia to Israeli settlements.

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1 week ago Galway marchers demand Dáil recall to fully pass Occupied Territories Bill

The centre of Galway city came to a standstill recently as thousands of people marched in an emergency Stop Starving Gaza rally. Chants of “Recall the Dáil” demanded TDs return from their holidays to pass the Occupied Territories Bill in full, which would ban trade in goods and services with illegal Israeli settlements. They also […] The post Galway marchers demand Dáil recall to fully pass Occupied Territories Bill appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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4 w. ago Voters hesitant over consequences of trade ban with illegal Israeli settlements, new poll says

Most voters would prefer that the Occupied Territories Bill gets proper scrutiny before being approved.

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4 w. ago New poll reveals shift in attitude to law that would ban goods from illegal Israeli settlements

The findings come from a poll by the Irish Times today.

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