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Herzog to foreign governments: Step back from the dead end of sanctions and boycotts

5h ago ·  Source: Arutz Sheva 82Objectivity score82/100

President Isaac Herzog addressed discussions in Britain and other countries about imposing sanctions, saying that if they are enacted, “it would constitute a grave error in judgment and a choice to stand on the wrong side of history."Herzog added that such measures would amount to “blatant interference in democratic elections" and urged foreign governments: “Stop! Step back from the dead end of sanctions and boycotts."

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President Isaac Herzog has cautioned foreign governments, including Britain, against imposing sanctions on Israel. He stated that such actions would be a "grave error in judgment and a choice to stand on the wrong side of history," and would constitute "blatant interference in democratic elections." Herzog urged these governments to "Stop! Step back from the dead end of sanctions and boycotts."

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