Israel rejects EU settlements deal

Israel would rather forego a research partnership with the EU worth hundreds of millions of euro than accept an anti-settlement clause as part of such a deal, the country’s deputy foreign minister has said.

Israel rejects EU settlements deal

Israel would rather forego a research partnership with the EU worth hundreds of millions of euro than accept an anti-settlement clause as part of such a deal, the country’s deputy foreign minister has said.

New EU guidelines say partnership agreements with Israel must state clearly they are not applicable to the West Bank, Gaza and east Jerusalem – lands Israel captured in 1967.

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