UK's settlement ban: small trade impact, big enforcement questions

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Britain unveiled a five‑part package to curb settlement‑linked activity, including an import ban on goods from illegal settlements and new powers to sanction those who profit from them. The practical impact on UK‑Israel trade is likely small (settlement goods are a tiny share of total trade and services aren’t covered initially), and enforcement may be complicated by data gaps and concealed supply chains, raising questions about how existing contracts with firms tied to settlements could be affected.
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