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  1. Ireland, Belgium, and the Netherlands are aiming to pass a law intended to curb goods trade with settlements in the West Bank.
  2. Belgium has announced a ban on imports from Israeli settlements, aligning with broader calls from Europe.

Flanders government faces ruling over exports to Israel, with the Port of Antwerp acting as a transit point for goods.

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Flanders government faces ruling over exports to Israel, with the Port of Antwerp acting as a transit point for goods.

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Belgium has announced a ban on imports from Israeli settlements, aligning with broader calls from Europe. All 1 developments

Within Ireland, Belgium, and the Netherlands are aiming to pass a law intended to curb goods trade with settlements in the West Bank.

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