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    1. Can’t access due to paywall but from the Canadian Press coverage

      >In its fifth round of sanctions on Israeli settlers, Canada is listing two people associated with construction of settlements and five companies involved in setting up farms and other sites.

      So, 2 people and a handful of construction companies can no longer legally source or finance from Canada. Something they probably weren’t doing to begin with but certainly not to such a degree that this will slow them down whatsoever.

      Meanwhile Ben Gvir has been parading around within the past few weeks with plans to further settle in Lebanon, Gaza, and the West Bank. The Minister of Police, actively directing police and citizens to establish illegal settlements in occupied foreign territory.

      Not exactly making big moves here.

    2. VelvetFurryJustice on

      „Facilitators“ of West Bank violence is an interesting qualifier, especially considering every case of illegally settling in the West Bank is a War Crime. While not registered in Canada as a charity, Nefesh b’Nefesh is an organization for immigrants to help find housing and work. They’ve recently exposed themselves on social media by advertising that they’re facilitating immigration into Efrat, an illegal settlement.

      Everyone can just go and look for themselves on their website that they list 6 communities deep into the West Bank they work with. They got a nice little handy map that even shows the green line.

      I wonder what were the conditions that Canada, UK, and France picked for sanctions and why not all organizations are treated equally. It seems pretty insulting to Canadians intelligence to only target individuals who aren’t people who don’t leave Israel or the West Bank. Are war crimes not extreme violence?

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