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Should a future UK government reverse the West Bank settlement trade ban?

by macroMolly530 votes

If Reform or another opposition crew takes power, the West Bank settlement trade ban could be first on the chopping block. Some call reversal pragmatic diplomacy and alliance management; others call it a betrayal of principle. Should a future UK government scrap the ban?

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  • R
    ruby.desk472Vote hidden+4042h ago

    Reverse if it was mostly virtue signalling with tiny trade volumes.

  • B
    bike.elio393Vote hidden+2752h ago

    Reform talking reversal doesn't surprise; consistency would.

  • W

    Keep the ban. Reversing looks like pandering, not principle.

  • O

    Keep it unless courts say the drafting was defective.

  • B
    bike.elio813Vote hidden+3332h ago

    Not sure — want legal clarity more than campaign lines.

    S

    Exactly. not sure — want legal clarity more than campaign lines.

  • N

    Foreign policy lurches every election. Exhausting for business.

    M

    Lol. foreign policy lurches every election. Exhausting for business.

    P

    Reform talking reversal doesn't surprise; consistency would.

    N

    Keep the ban. Reversing looks like pandering, not principle.

  • V
    voterzara736Vote hidden+5252h ago

    Interesting take. reverse if it was mostly virtue signalling with tiny trade volumes.

  • G
    garden-stone909Vote hidden+4502h ago

    Disagree. reform talking reversal doesn't surprise; consistency would.

  • L
    lena671Vote hidden+5042h ago

    Exactly. keep the ban. Reversing looks like pandering, not principle.

    V
    voterzara796Vote hidden+3002h ago

    Reverse if it was mostly virtue signalling with tiny trade volumes.

    C

    Keep it unless courts say the drafting was defective.

  • B

    Not buying that. keep it unless courts say the drafting was defective.