In Landslide Vote, Denmark Excludes Settlements From Agreements With Israel

Denmark strengthens government guidelines against investing in projects over the Green Line, thereby adopting a UN resolution defining West Bank settlements as a violation of international law

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Noa Landau
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The Danish parliament voted this week to exclude in the from bilateral agreements with Israel. In addition, it was decided that government guidelines against investing in projects over the Green Line by both public and private bodies would be strengthened.

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