A parliament voted for a boycott motion against Israel, while Barclays concurrently served as the primary dealer for Israel bonds.
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What happened
A parliament voted for a boycott motion against Israel, while Barclays concurrently served as the primary dealer for Israel bonds.
Who's involved
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Part of
An international boycott movement targets Israel.Also in this story
- Lesotho boycotts the Israeli Prime Minister's address.
- Boycotts of settlements are impacting Israeli leadership.
- Gal Gadot and Lorde defend Israeli actions under international scrutiny and announce boycotts of music from streaming platforms in Israel.
- Sanctions are being targeted at Israeli industrial exports, with implications for the financial system due to international boycotts.
The entities involved
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parliament
legislative body of government
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Barclays
British bank
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