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UK bans West Bank settlement trade as Ed Miliband rejects Israel backlash

Britain has banned trade and services linked to Israeli settlements in the West Bank, prompting sharp retaliation from Israel. The clash deepens a public rift over settlement policy as more Western countries weigh similar action.

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