On September 8, local time, French Foreign Minister Barrow said that France will stop trading goods with Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories. France and 11 countries, including Britain, Canada, Denmark, Spain, Finland, Ireland, Iceland, Norway, Poland, Portugal, and Sweden, issued a joint statement on the same day, making relevant commitments to restrict trade in goods with Israeli settlements. The joint statement said that the situation in the West Bank is rapidly deteriorating, and settler violence and settlement expansion have reached unprecedented levels. France, the United Kingdom, and Canada will propose national-level measures to ban trade in goods with settlements.

On September 8, local time, French Foreign Minister Barrow said that France will stop trading goods with Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories. France and 11 countries, including Britain, Canada, Denmark, Spain, Finland, Ireland, Iceland, Norway, Poland, Portugal, and Sweden, issued a joint statement on the same day, making relevant commitments to restrict trade in goods with Israeli settlements. The joint statement said that the situation in the West Bank is rapidly deteriorating, and settler violence and settlement expansion have reached unprecedented levels. France, the United Kingdom, and Canada will propose national-level measures to ban trade in goods with settlements.