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Topic: settlement boycott

May 20, 2013
8:30 pm

Workers at the Arza winery in the Mishor Adumim industrial area in the West Bank. (photo credit: Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)

EU denies holding off on settlement product labeling

Nobody tried to dissuade us from labeling goods from beyond the Green Line, Europeans say; diplomatic source says US probably did suggest a delay

By Raphael Ahren

May 19, 2013
9:00 am

The Ahava factory in the West Bank settlement of Mitzpeh Shalem (photo credit: Flash90)

‘EU to hold off on settlement product labeling’

Plan to label products from beyond the Green Line pushed off at American request to allow for progress on peace, report says

By Gavriel Fiske

April 21, 2013
4:18 pm

EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton in Jerusalem on October 24, 2012 (photo credit: Miriam Alster/Flash90)

13 EU ministers favor labeling settlement-made goods

United Kingdom, France, Spain among countries signed on petition

March 1, 2013
5:33 pm

EU foreign policy chief wants settlement goods labeled

Despite Cartherine Ashton’s letter, Europe unlikely to ban West Bank products, EU official tells Times of Israel

By Raphael Ahren

March 1, 2013
11:17 am

Police inspect the remnants of a car bomb that killed two people yesterday in Rishon Lezion. A dozen people have been killed over the past two years in a mob war in the cities south of Tel Aviv (photo credit: Yossi Zeliger/ Flash90)

Two weeks’ notice

Time is ticking away for Netanyahu to form a coalition, and the EU wants to label settlement goods

By Yossi Nachemi

February 27, 2013
12:17 pm

Construction work at the Jewish settlement of Har Gilo, July 2012. (photo credit: Uri Lenz/Flash90)

Harsh EU report likely won’t spell settlement sanctions

European consuls recommend reduced trade with Israelis over the Green Line, slam construction in East Jerusalem neighborhoods

By Raphael Ahren

January 21, 2013
5:22 pm

A plan for Jews in the UK to fight hunger alongside Oxfam has generated opposition from those who reject the aid organization's positions on Israel. (Courtesy of Ami Vitale/Oxfam)

UK Jews approve controversial partnership with Oxfam

Community leaders vote decisively in favor of joint project, despite criticisms that aid group is hostile to Israel

By Miriam Shaviv

January 12, 2013
6:19 am

Oxfam agrees to conditions on Israel set by UK Jewry

To ensure project with Jewish organization goes ahead, aid group pledges not to support boycotts — but continues to face opposition

By Miriam Shaviv

December 25, 2012
6:11 am

Israel will build in Jerusalem no matter the criticism, vows senior minister

If Israel’s international critics learned more about Jewish history in the city, at least their condemnations would not ‘come out of ignorance,’ Uzi Landau says

By Raphael Ahren

December 10, 2012
8:12 pm

EU High Representative Catherine Ashton, left, speaks with German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle during a meeting of EU foreign ministers at the EU Council building in Brussels on Monday, Dec. 10 (photocredit: AP/Virginia Mayo)

EU slams Israel over settlements, but stops short of calling for sanctions

Regarding E1, European foreign ministers say they will ‘closely monitor the situation and act accordingly’; Israel rejects statement as one-sided, says it reward Palestinian rejectionism

By Raphael Ahren

December 10, 2012
8:23 am

Swedish Foreign Minister Carl Bildt, right, being greeted by his Israeli counterpart Avigdor Liberman in Jerusalem last year. (photo credit: Yossi Zamir/Flash90)

Swedish foreign minister says E1 settlement plan has changed EU’s view of Israel

European ministers expected to slam Israeli moves at meeting in Brussels, without imposing concrete punitive measures like boycotting West Bank goods

By Times of Israel staff and AP

December 6, 2012
10:59 am

The European Parliament in Brussels, Belgium (photo credit: CC BY-SA stevecadman, Flickr)

Despite souring relations with Israel, Europe not about to boycott settlement goods, sources predict

But EU still expected to ratify condemnation of settlement activity

By Raphael Ahren and Joshua Davidovich

December 6, 2012
6:55 am

EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton, in green, at an olive harvest in the West Bank in October. (photo credit: Issam Rimawi/Flash90)

EU said to be mulling boycott of settlement goods amid deepening diplomatic crisis

Netanyahu expected to tell German leader he won’t back down from plan to develop sensitive E1 corridor

By Joshua Davidovich

October 30, 2012
7:42 am

NGOs petition to restrict EU imports from West Bank settlements

Umbrella group wants goods labeled ‘Israeli settlement produce’ or ‘made in West Bank’ at minimum, but goal is complete ban

By Don Melvin

September 8, 2012
1:28 am

EU mulling ban on settlement products

From the web Greek diplomat tells Yedioth Ahronoth that EU committees are deliberating labeling of goods made in the West Bank and possibly prohibiting their import altogether

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The Times of Israel

The one-stop news site
covering Israel, the region and
the Jewish people worldwide

Founding editor:
David Horovitz

Fair, fresh and fast

The Jewish world's
fastest-growing
news site

Topic: settlement boycott

EU denies holding off on settlement product labeling

Nobody tried to dissuade us from labeling goods from beyond the Green Line, Europeans say; diplomatic source says US probably did suggest a delay

‘EU to hold off on settlement product labeling’

Plan to label products from beyond the Green Line pushed off at American request to allow for progress on peace, report says

13 EU ministers favor labeling settlement-made goods

United Kingdom, France, Spain among countries signed on petition

EU foreign policy chief wants settlement goods labeled

Despite Cartherine Ashton’s letter, Europe unlikely to ban West Bank products, EU official tells Times of Israel

Two weeks’ notice

Time is ticking away for Netanyahu to form a coalition, and the EU wants to label settlement goods

Harsh EU report likely won’t spell settlement sanctions

European consuls recommend reduced trade with Israelis over the Green Line, slam construction in East Jerusalem neighborhoods

UK Jews approve controversial partnership with Oxfam

Community leaders vote decisively in favor of joint project, despite criticisms that aid group is hostile to Israel

Oxfam agrees to conditions on Israel set by UK Jewry

To ensure project with Jewish organization goes ahead, aid group pledges not to support boycotts — but continues to face opposition

Israel will build in Jerusalem no matter the criticism, vows senior minister

If Israel’s international critics learned more about Jewish history in the city, at least their condemnations would not ‘come out of ignorance,’ Uzi Landau says

EU slams Israel over settlements, but stops short of calling for sanctions

Regarding E1, European foreign ministers say they will ‘closely monitor the situation and act accordingly’; Israel rejects statement as one-sided, says it reward Palestinian rejectionism

Swedish foreign minister says E1 settlement plan has changed EU’s view of Israel

European ministers expected to slam Israeli moves at meeting in Brussels, without imposing concrete punitive measures like boycotting West Bank goods

Despite souring relations with Israel, Europe not about to boycott settlement goods, sources predict

But EU still expected to ratify condemnation of settlement activity

EU said to be mulling boycott of settlement goods amid deepening diplomatic crisis

Netanyahu expected to tell German leader he won’t back down from plan to develop sensitive E1 corridor

NGOs petition to restrict EU imports from West Bank settlements

Umbrella group wants goods labeled ‘Israeli settlement produce’ or ‘made in West Bank’ at minimum, but goal is complete ban

EU mulling ban on settlement products

From the web Greek diplomat tells Yedioth Ahronoth that EU committees are deliberating labeling of goods made in the West Bank and possibly prohibiting their import altogether

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