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Britain bans West Bank settlement goods as Israel pushes E1 project

Britain has banned imports from Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank as Israel advances the E1 project. The move adds pressure over a plan critics say could split the territory and further undermine a future Palestinian state.

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