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Fact check: Can EU countries restrict or ban Israeli settlement imports?

25 views • 4mo ago • General
Chen Wei Luo
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@thierrynolevaux9268
@@thierrynolevaux9268Imported4mo ago
The settlements are illegal under international law so there should be no business done with anyone in those settlements.
@josephnotoempire2949
@@josephnotoempire2949Imported4mo ago
Commingling should trigger all goods be tariffed or banned. Commingling is a fraud, and fraud under US contract law is punished with treble damages, meaning 3x the normal tariffs &/or banning periods.
@claytonmiller1336
@@claytonmiller1336Imported4mo ago
The term “West Bank” is not a geographic location–but a political one–which was made up in 1950 by the Jordanian monarchy to sever Israel’s connection to its homeland.
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<br>Even the original version of the Palestinian National Charter (formulated in 1964) unequivocally forswears, in Article 24, Palestinian claims to: “any territorial sovereignty over the West Bank in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan and Gaza.”
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<br>It is difficult to imagine a more authoritative source for exposing as bogus the Palestinian claim that the “West Bank” and Gaza comprise their “ancient homeland&quot;.
@americanclip03proud
@@americanclip03proudImported4mo ago
No, Europe can’t interfere on Settlements in Gaza lol