Politics · France · 12 hrs ago
French lawmakers debate bill to ban sales of goods from Israeli settlements
A French bill would ban sales of products from Israeli settlements in France.
Socialist Party leader Olivier Faure defended the proposal.
The economic affairs committee debated the bill on Monday, November 9.
The proposal focuses on goods originating in Israeli settlements.
Faure said France should not “be complicit” in their sale.
The committee’s debate is part of the bill’s examination, but no decision or further step is stated.
France’s economic affairs committee debated a bill to ban the sale in France of products from Israeli settlements.
The debate took place on Monday, November 9.
Olivier Faure of the Socialist Party defended the bill.
Faure said France could not “be an accomplice.”
- Who
- French lawmakers, including Socialist Party member Olivier Faure.
- What
- They debated a bill to ban sales in France of products from Israeli settlements.
- When
- Monday, November 9, 2026.
- Where
- France’s economic affairs committee.
- Why
- The bill aims to prohibit sales in France of products from Israeli settlements.
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- Bill
- Would ban sales in France of products from Israeli settlements
- Debate date
- November 9, 2026
- Committee
- Economic affairs committee
- Bill supporter
- Olivier Faure of the Socialist Party
What people are saying
France cannot be an accomplice