Norway Proposes Up to Three Years Prison for Trading with Israeli Settlements
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Norway is considering legislation that would impose penalties, including up to three years in prison, for individuals or companies trading with Israeli settlements in the West Bank. This move is part of a broader effort by twelve countries, including Norway, to impose restrictions and sanctions on goods produced in the settlements. The proposed Norwegian law, expected to be approved by parliament this fall, has sparked outrage in Israel and been criticized as anti-Semitic by the Israeli embassy in Norway.
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