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Irish Embassy in US warns of potential consequences if Occupied Territories Bill passes
Taoiseach accused of reneging on promises to prohibit all trade with settlements
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irishtimes.com
Long-delayed Occupied Territories Bill to be brought to Cabinet but will exclude services
Legislation proposes to ban the import and sale of goods produced in illegal Israeli settlements in Palestine
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Ban on services from occupied Palestinian territories could harm Ireland most, says Martin
Bill banning goods imports from Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories due to be agreed by Government
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al-monitor.com
Ireland to ban goods from Israeli settlements in West Bank by July
DUBLIN, May 26 (Reuters) - Ireland aims to pass a law curbing goods trade with settlements in the Israeli-occupied West Bank by mid-July with Israel, some U.S. lawmakers and…
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independent.co.uk
Ireland to pass law banning goods from Israeli settlements in West Bank
The law faces considerable opposition from Israel and some US politicians
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Irish Embassy in US warns of potential consequences if Occupied Territories Bill passes
Taoiseach accused of reneging on promises to prohibit all trade with settlements
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Occupied Territories Bill becomes political test
Opposition parties plan to seek stronger measures as Coalition excludes services from proposed trade ban
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middleeastmonitor.com
Ireland to ban imports from Israeli settlements by mid-July
Irish Foreign Minister Helen McEntee said Ireland is moving ahead with legislation aimed at banning trade in goods produced in Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank.…
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Occupied Territories Bill bans minuscule trade, but leaves lucrative services untouched
Ireland is far from showing what Taoiseach calls ‘leadership in supporting Palestine’
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The Irish Times view on the Occupied territories Bill: where principle meets realpolitik
Government navigate a situation in which tmoral imperatives may appear clear but political and economic constraints are rea