PNN – The Netherlands has criticized the Zionist regime’s decision to revoke the accreditation of its diplomatic mission in the West Bank, a move made in response to Amsterdam’s boycott of products from Zionist settlements.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network citing Al-Mayadeen; the Netherlands criticized the Zionist regime’s decision to revoke the accreditation of its diplomatic mission in the West Bank.
According to the report, Israel took this decision in response to Dutch measures targeting products from Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank and the ban on goods produced by settlers.
Dutch Foreign Minister Tom Brundsen expressed regret over Israel’s decision, deeming it unnecessary, and stated that the Netherlands’ decision to suspend imports of goods produced in settlements does not target Israel itself.
On Sunday night, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar had announced the revocation of the diplomatic credentials of Dutch diplomats based in Ramallah (serving the Palestinian Authority).
This is not the first action taken by the Zionist regime against the Netherlands; in August, Tel Aviv had expelled Dutch diplomats from a special coordination center in the Gaza Strip.
The occupying regime had previously closed the British consulate in East Jerusalem last September. This move followed London’s decision to ban the import of goods and products from Israeli settlements.
In response to the decisions and growing stance of European nations—including the Netherlands, the UK, France, and Canada—against products and goods originating from settlements in the occupied West Bank, Tel Aviv is taking diplomatic measures against these countries.