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The new economic sanctions against Israeli settlements are raising widespread concerns within the Israeli economic sector, as they include a ban on importing products from settlements and impose restrictions on companies and services associated with them. These measures could potentially lead to broader restrictions affecting banks and companies within Israel that deal with the settlements. Although the value of affected exports appears limited compared to overall trade with Europe, there is greater concern about the indirect repercussions on businesses and banks, as well as the possibility of expanding sanctions to other areas such as the occupied Golan Heights. It is also expected that British legislation will come into effect within 6 to 9 months. Israeli officials believe that moving from symbolic measures to broader restrictions could harm Israel’s trade relations and economy, while the government faces criticism over its diplomatic and political handling of these actions.
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