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The Israeli Foreign Ministry announced the expulsion of Dutch representatives from the "International Coordination Center for Gaza" at Kiryat Gat settlement, with the approval of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. This move comes in response to the Netherlands enacting a law that bans trade with Israeli products from the West Bank, East Jerusalem, and the Golan Heights. The law includes a ban on the import, purchase, and sale of such products, with penalties of up to six years in prison. The Israeli Minister confirmed that the Dutch representatives have one week to leave the center and described the Dutch policy as "anti-Israel." This measure comes amid growing international criticism of settlement policies, with Israeli concerns that the Dutch law may serve as a model for other European countries, potentially escalating tensions between Israel and European nations.
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