Government Accused of Taking 'Wrecking Ball' to Occupied Territories Bill
Critics say the bill leaves out services, which account for 70% of exports, and reduces the measure to a partial ban on goods.
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Taoiseach says including services in Occupied Territories Bill is not implementable
BREAKINGIreland is moving to outlaw imports from Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories, but Taoiseach Micheál Martin has ruled out widening the measure to cover services, saying such a step is “not implementable”. The legislation, designed to ban the import of goods from those settlements, cleared Cabinet this morning and the Government intends to […]
Can The Occupied Territories Bill Have Impact Without Services?
The Occupied Territories Bill has been debated in Cabinet amid claims from opposition figures that the legislation has been “hollowed out” and rendered ineffective. Critics argue that excluding services limits its potential impact, while supporters insist the Bill remains an important step in addressing Ireland’s position on the illegal settlements. Outside Leinster House, protesters stepped up their campaign calling for the cancellation of the …
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