Israeli Companies Leaving West Bank in Apparent Response to Boycott Pressure

A soon-to-be-released report by peace group obtained by Haaretz suggests that international pressure may have affected companies' decisions to move within the Green Line.

Judy Maltz
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Responding to international boycott pressures and other constraints, a growing number of Israeli companies operating in the West Bank are moving their facilities to locations within the country’s internationally recognized borders, according to a report prepared by Gush Shalom, an anti-occupation organization that monitors such activities.

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