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The Netherlands has announced a ban on the import, purchase, and sale of products from Israeli settlements deemed illegal in the occupied Palestinian territories, starting September. This move aligns with its international legal obligations and aims to prevent contributing to the ongoing Israeli occupation. This decision is part of broader international efforts to impose restrictions on trade with the occupied areas, especially amid rising calls within the European Union for similar measures. International law has indicated that Israeli settlements in the West Bank have been considered illegal since 1967, with more than 500,000 settlers living there alongside approximately 3 million Palestinians. The Dutch ban seeks to uphold international legal commitments and halt the flow of products from settlement areas, as agricultural exports from settlements account for about one-third of the Netherlands' agricultural exports from the region and half of its total exports to the European Union.
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