Question 35018 — foreign policy

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Mr. Yves Daniel questions the Minister of Solidarity and Health on the application of the France-Israel social security agreement. Despite the suspension of formal annexation of the West Bank, Israeli settlements continue to expand, constituting a de facto annexation of the Occupied Palestinian Territories. This de facto annexation is illegal under international law and is accelerating dramatically. France and the European Union do not recognize Israeli sovereignty over the Occupied Palestinian Territories and consider Israeli settlements illegal, in accordance with international law. The Government also stated that its bilateral agreements with Israel did not apply to settlements. UN Security Council Resolution 2334 calls on States to “make a distinction, in their exchanges on this matter, between the territory of the State of Israel and the occupied territories. Also, he asks him, on the one hand, if the Government confirms that the 1965 Social Security Convention between Israel and France does not apply to people residing or working in Israeli colonies, and, on the other hand, how this can be guaranteed in practice.

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