Ex-EU officials call for sanctions on Israeli E1 project
First reported 5 Oct, 03:41 UTCUpdated 7h ago4 sources
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More than 500 former EU prime ministers, diplomats and senior officials have called on the bloc to impose sanctions on those involved in a new Israeli settlement construction project in the West Bank which critics say will thwart the possibility of a two-state solution.
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Around 500 former officials criticize bloc over its stance, fault Germany, Italy for opposing sanctions against Israel
More than 500 former EU prime ministers, diplomats and senior officials have called on the bloc to impose sanctions on those involved in a new Israeli settlement construction project in the West Bank which critics say will thwart the possibility of a two-state solution.
Around 500 former officials criticize bloc over its stance, fault Germany, Italy for opposing sanctions against Israel
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- Former European diplomats, ministers, officials urge EU to act against illegal West Bank settlements (opens The Express Tribune in a new tab)
Around 500 former officials criticize bloc over its stance, fault Germany, Italy for opposing sanctions against Israel
- Ex-EU officials call for sanctions on Israeli E1 project (opens RTÉ News in a new tab)
More than 500 former EU prime ministers, diplomats and senior officials have called on the bloc to impose sanctions on those involved in a new Israeli settlement construction project in the West Bank which critics say will thwart the possibility of a two-state solution.
- Former European diplomats, ministers, officials urge EU to act against illegal West Bank settlements (opens Anadolu Agency in a new tab)
Around 500 former officials criticize bloc over its stance, fault Germany, Italy for opposing sanctions against Israel
- Hundreds of European ex-ministers urge EU sanctions against Israeli E1 settlement (opens The National (UAE) in a new tab)
More than 500 European former ministers and senior officials on Monday asked the EU to take action against Israel's settlement expansion , including by sanctioning financial institutions that support it. Signatories to the call for action urged the European Commission to “show leadership” by putting forward proposals…
