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'Made in Israel?' Mislabeled Settlement Goods Could Push Europe's Trade Bans Over the Green Line

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The port of Ashdod, in southern Israel.
The port of Ashdod, in southern Israel.
The port of Ashdod, in southern Israel. Credit: Ilan Assayag
The port of Ashdod, in southern Israel. Credit: Ilan Assayag

A new report found that settlement exporters systematically obscured the origins of goods shipped to Europe. As 12 countries move to restrict such imports, Israeli businesses inside the Green Line could end up paying the price

Ori Morad

In a coordinated announcement last Tuesday, 12 countries – including Britain and France – said they would introduce or consider restrictions on trade in goods with Israeli settlements. This marked a significant shift among countries that have long decried Israel's settlement enterprise but largely stopped short of concrete action. British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband insisted the new measures would "target illegal settlements … not Israel."

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