Food grown in illegal West Bank settlements being sold in Australia as ‘produce of Israel’
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Analysis by human rights organisation Global Echo shows 85 of 132 shipments over eight years contained more than US$5m of organic dates grown in settlements
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Analysis by human rights organisation Global Echo shows 85 of 132 shipments over eight years contained more than US$5m of organic dates grown in settlements Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Millions of dollars o…
Source: The Guardian
Where this story sits: West Bank
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12 out of 100
“Food grown in illegal West Bank settlements being sold in Australia as ‘produce of Israel’” scores 12 out of 100. The score uses 1 sources.