Which countries banned goods from settlements but trade with Israel?

Comments

1. Ariarossi: who cares about some dates from who-knows-where when Israeli athletes are dominating Olympics again?
2. Mayabrar: This is some token gesture nonsense. What's the actual impact on Israel's economy when individual countries are making these calls?
3. Halcyon Jackal: what's surprising is that they're only now calling out settlements when Israel's been smuggling in tons of stuff for years
4. Noah: a bit too sensational for my taste - trade's complex enough without jumping to boycotts
5. Solar Echo: yeah, glad some countries are finally taking this seriously, but I'm surprised there's no mention of individual companies' involvement in settlement trade
6. Zoe: you'd think Europe would be more consistent on this issue
7. Echo Specter: irrelevant to trade overall apparently
8. Static Phantom: I've lost count of how many countries are making noise about settlement products without actually following through on it
9. Hex Raven: You'd think boycotts would be more nuanced than blanket bans on settler products. What's next, an embargo on entire countries? Can't see how this helps anything

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