Norwegian Government Proposes Ban on Trade with Israeli Settlements
I dag sender regjeringen forslag på høring om å gjøre det ulovlig å importere og eksportere varer fra israelske bosettinger i Palestina. Det skriver NTB. Utenriksminister Espen Barth Eide (Ap) sier at bosettingene strider mot folkeretten. – De bidrar til fordrivelse, ekstrem vold og en utvikling som gjør en fredelig løsning umulig. Vi vil forby å handle med de ulovlige bosettingene, sier Eide. (NTB)
The Norwegian government has announced a proposal to prohibit trade with Israeli settlements in Palestinian territories. This initiative involves making the import and export of goods from these settlements illegal. Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide stated that the settlements violate international law and contribute to displacement and violence. He emphasized that a peaceful solution is being undermined by their existence. The proposed ban aims to exert pressure on Israel regarding its settlement policies. The government is currently seeking public consultation on the proposal. This move reflects Norway's stance on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and international law.
Norway's proposed ban on trade with Israeli settlements reflects its commitment to international law and aims to pressure Israel regarding its policies.
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