Support from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for the decision to ban trade with illegal settlements in the West Bank

The Ministry made a written statement about the steps taken by twelve countries, led by the UK, France and Canada, to ban trade with illegal settlements in the West Bank.

"We welcome and support the steps taken by twelve countries, led by the United Kingdom, France and Canada, to ban trade and business relations with illegal settlements in the West Bank," the statement said. statements were included.

The statement underlined that Israel's efforts to eliminate the two-state solution are intensifying day by day, and that illegal settlements have turned into a systematic occupation policy and reached a point where they threaten the existence of the State of Palestine, and that "settler terrorism" has reached the extent of ethnic cleansing.

In the statement, the following was noted:

"The necessary reaction against Israel's occupation activities has become the primary condition for a peaceful solution to the Israel-Palestine issue and for establishing a just and lasting peace in the region. In this context, we expect all responsible members of the international community to make similar decisions. Turkey will continue to strive for the realization of an independent and sovereign State of Palestine with geographical integrity, with East Jerusalem as its capital, based on the 1967 borders."

12 countries, including England, France, Spain and Canada, announced today that they would ban trade with the occupied Palestinian territories.