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The member Van der Staaij (SGP) to the Minister of Foreign Affairs about the Dutch discouragement policy with regard to Israeli settlements that is developing into a boycott policy (disruption of Vittens/Merkerot cooperation (findings of a working visit) and PGGM policy on investment in Israeli banks

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The member Van der Staaij (SGP) to the Minister of Foreign Affairs about the Dutch discouragement policy with regard to Israeli settlements that is developing into a boycott policy (disruption of Vittens/Merkerot cooperation (findings of a working visit) and PGGM policy on investment in Israeli banks

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Het lid Van der Staaij (SGP) aan de minister van Buitenlandse Zaken over het Nederlandse ontmoedigingsbeleid t.a.v. Israëlische nederzettingen dat zich ontwikkelt tot boycotbeleid (verbreken samenwerking Vittens/Merkerot (bevindingen werkbezoek) en PGGM beleid investering in Israëlische banken

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  • Het lid Van der Staaij (SGP) aan de minister van Buitenlandse Zaken on the Nederlandse ontmoedigingsbeleid t.a.v. Israëlische nederzettingen dat zich ontwikkelt tot boycotbeleid (verbreken samenwerking Vittens/Merkerot (bevindingen werkbezoek) en PGGM beleid investering in Israëlische banken

    Mondelinge vragen · NL · 13 January 2014

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