Most Israelis think settlements policy should change to avoid more sanctions, poll finds

A majority of Israelis believe the government's settlements policy should change to avoid further sanctions, according to a recent poll. This shift in opinion is significant, as it suggests that Israelis are starting to consider the economic implications of their government's actions. The poll also found that the UK's decision to impose a trade ban was not a decisive factor in the recent Israeli general election, but rather a growing concern about the potential consequences of sanctions.

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The UK government's decision to impose a trade ban may lead to further sanctions, affecting Israel's economy. A change in settlements policy could alleviate this risk, but uncertainty remains.

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