EU says it's not banning 'settlement products'
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Standley's comments came in response to a Jerusalem Post question at a press briefing, asking whether he felt that Irish Foreign Minister Eamon Gilmore's proposal that the RU consider banning products from the settlements was gaining any traction.Let's see how long this lasts.
Standley said he did not know the details of the proposal, and clarified that settlement products do not receive preferential tariffs inside the EU, as do products from inside the Green Line.
The debate over settlement products comes after moves by Denmark and South Africa to label products from the settlements.
Labels: BDS, European Union
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He's clarifying the limits of his power not his desires.
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