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Ireland Moves to Ban Trade with Israeli Businesses in Occupied Palestinian Territories

  • Ireland's government approved drafting a bill in May 2025 to ban trade with Israeli businesses in occupied Palestinian territories.
  • The decision followed a UN advisory opinion deeming Israeli settlements illegal and builds on Ireland’s recognition of a Palestinian state in 2024.
  • The legislation targets goods from settlements but excludes services due to weaker legal grounds under EU law, with parliamentary scrutiny expected in June 2025.
  • Deputy Prime Minister Simon Harris said the bill aims to create impactful law and called on other countries to follow, emphasizing urgent pressure for a ceasefire in Gaza.
  • The ban symbolizes Ireland’s stance amid growing EU and UK reviews of Israel policies, reflecting international concerns over human rights and a worsened humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
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The Irish government has passed a bill banning the import of products from Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories, based on international law and an advisory opinion from the International Court of Justice...

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Anadolu Ajansı broke the news in Ankara, Türkiye on Saturday, May 24, 2025.
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