Israeli settlements import ban may expand to services pending legal review, Harris confirms

Tánaiste says Ireland will expand its Israeli settlements trade ban to include services if legally possible after review
Tánaiste Simon Harris said he is absolutely open to including services and working constructively with the Opposition but said it is important to simultaneously keep the pressure on at a European level. Picture: Sam Boal/Collins Photos

Tánaiste Simon Harris said he is absolutely open to including services and working constructively with the Opposition but said it is important to simultaneously keep the pressure on at a European level. Picture: Sam Boal/Collins Photos

The provision of services will be added to legislation banning imports from Israeli settlements if it stands up to legislative scrutiny, Simon Harris has said.

The Tánaiste said he has zero policy difference with the Opposition in relation to the inclusion of services in the Israeli Settlements Prohibition of Importation of Goods Bill 2025.

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