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EU accused of dragging its feet over ban on trade with illegal Israeli settlements

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The EU has been accused of delaying a ban on trade with illegal Israeli settlements. Foreign ministers are meeting to discuss the issue, but a decision is months away. The debate occurs amid a humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where a UN inquiry found Israel committing genocide, and increasing violence in the West Bank that has killed at least 235 children.

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Why it matters

Ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza

Evidence

The EU has been accused of dragging its feet over upholding international law regarding illegal Israeli settlements.

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The EU has been accused of dragging its feet over upholding international law regarding illegal Israeli settlements.

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Humanitarianscore: 90
  • Ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza
  • Genocide findings by UN inquiry

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<p>Foreign ministers will discuss options on Monday but decision on imports is not expected for months </p><p>The EU has been accused of dragging its feet over upholding international law, on the eve of a long-awaited debate about banning trade with illegal Israeli settlements.</p><p>EU foreign ministers meeting in Brussels on Monday will discuss a possible ban on imports from the settlements,…

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The EU has been accused of dragging its feet over upholding international law regarding illegal Israeli settlements.

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There is surging state-backed violence in the occupied West Bank.

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A decision on banning imports from illegal Israeli settlements is not expected for months.

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EU foreign ministers will discuss a possible ban on imports from illegal Israeli settlements on Monday.

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  • availability_heuristic: Israel to be committing a genocide,at least 235 children
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