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UN added 61 companies to blacklist, including Tnuva and Africa Israel

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UN added 61 companies to blacklist, including Tnuva and Africa Israel

UN human rights agency announced last night that 61 companies added to blacklist intended to flag companies linked to settlements, including Tnuva, Africa Israel, Netafim, Cafe Joe and Aroma Espresso Bar. List of UN Human Rights Council currently includes 214 companies from 11 countries, majority Israeli. According to council, companies involved in violating Palestinian human rights through business connections with settlements.

· Source: Haaretz. Photo as published in article

UN human rights agency announced last night that 61 companies added to blacklist of UN intended to flag companies linked to settlements, including Tnuva, Africa Israel, Netafim, Cafe Joe and Aroma Espresso Bar.

UN human rights agency announced last night (Saturday) that 61 companies added to blacklist of UN, intended to flag companies linked to settlements. Among companies added to list: Tnuva, Africa Israel, Netafim, Cafe Joe and Aroma Espresso Bar.

According to report, list currently includes 214 companies from 11 countries, and majority Israeli.

List is of UN Human Rights Council. According to council, it flags companies involved in violating Palestinian human rights through business connections with settlements in Judea and Samaria.

Source: Haaretz

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