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German Government: Israel Sanctions No Longer an Issue in Copenhagen

Summary by Berliner-sonntagsblatt.de
According to the German government, possible European Union sanctions against Israel were virtually non-existent at the meeting of European heads of state and government in Copenhagen. The EU Commission's proposal played "only a marginal role, if at all," said deputy government spokesperson Steffen Meyer in Berlin on Thursday in response to a query from the dts news agency. The background to this was the completely new development that occurred …
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German Government: Israel Sanctions No Longer an Issue in Copenhagen

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