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EU foreign ministers are divided over potential trade sanctions against Israel due to increasing violence related to settlements in the West Bank. Ireland and Spain support sanctions, while Germany and others oppose them, citing diplomatic concerns. The EU is Israel's largest trading partner, with trade reaching nearly $50 billion last year.
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EU foreign ministers are divided over potential trade sanctions against Israel due to increasing violence related to settlements in the West Bank. Ireland and Spain support sanctions, while Germany and others oppose them, citing diplomatic concerns. The EU is Israel's largest trading partner, with trade reaching nearly $50 billion last year.
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