OIC welcomes settlement trade ban
The Organization of Islamic Cooperation welcomed the measures taken by 11 European countries and Canada to impose restrictions and sanctions on trade with Israeli settlements deemed illegal under international law in the Palestinian territories occupied since 1967. It regarded these actions as reflecting a commitment to international law and UN resolutions. The organization called for activating legal mechanisms to hold accountable those responsible for violations and urged all countries to adopt decisive stances to halt the illegitimate colonial policies. It also emphasized the importance of strengthening international coordination to support a two-state solution and enable the Palestinians to establish their independent state with East Jerusalem as its capital.
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