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Swell of Boycotts Driving Israel Into International Isolation

Western activists and diplomats are gunning for Israel's settlements in the Palestinian territories, and if peace talks fail, the rain of boycotts and sanctions could turn into a flood.

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Barak Ravid
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Barak Ravid

A senior European diplomat met with an Israeli counterpart a few weeks ago and one of the topics they discussed was the against the settlements. They raised in their conversation the possible scenario that Israeli produce from the West Bank would be marked as such in European supermarkets. The conversation points to one of the gravest threats Israel will face in the coming year, namely its growing international isolation.

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