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UN: Banning settlement trade reduces West Bank conflict
The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights has confirmed that the measures announced by 12 countries, including Britain and France, to ban trade with illegal settlements in the West Bank are effectively contributing to ending the occupation and violence in the occupied Palestinian territories. She pointed out that the situation in the West Bank requires urgent and tangible measures, urging countries to evaluate and implement actions to ensure they do not contribute to entrenching the illegal Israeli presence. This came after the foreign ministers of Western countries announced restrictions on the trade of goods from settlements, as settlement expansion and violations by the occupation continue, along with ongoing violence and escalating tensions in the region.
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