Publish date9 Sep 2026 - 15:16
Story Code : 737671
Palestinian National Initiative Movement:

Israeli regime faces growing isolation after 12 countries ban settlement products

The Palestinian National Initiative Movement has welcomed the decision by 12 countries to impose a ban on products made by Israeli settlers, describing the move as a sign of the growing isolation of the Israeli occupying regime.
Israeli regime faces growing isolation after 12 countries ban settlement products
In a statement, the movement said, “We welcome the decision by 12 countries, including Britain, France and Canada, to ban settlement products and regard it as an indication of the growing isolation of the Israeli occupiers.”
 
The movement said that banning settlement products and imposing sanctions on some settlers and ministers was not sufficient, calling instead for comprehensive sanctions and punitive measures against the Israeli government.
 
The statement also stressed the need to increase international pressure on the Israeli occupying regime to end its occupation and respect the rights of the Palestinian people.
 
The statement came after the foreign ministers of 12 countries moved on Tuesday to tighten restrictions on trade with Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, as mounting settlement expansion and violence fuel growing concerns over the viability of a two-state solution.
 
Foreign ministers of Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Iceland, Ireland, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and Britain said in a joint statement that they intended to introduce national restrictions, support European measures, or were actively considering other steps in line with their national procedures.
 
The ministers said the situation in the West Bank was "rapidly deteriorating" amid what they described as unprecedented levels of settler violence and settlement expansion.
 
 
 
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