Psagot

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This is, uh, another AFP piece, which is with the interview- an interview with the owner of the Psagot Winery, uh, which is based in a settlement in the West Bank, which is, settlements, they're nominally, uh, illegal under the international law.

And this is off the back of the news that Canada, France, and the UK were gonna be banning products from Israeli settlements, uh, in reaction to quite a lot of settler violence in, in the West Bank.

Yeah.

They don't want to see 50% of each El Al flight Palestinian passengers.

They don't want to see the people from Sinjil and Anata queuing in the [foreign language] of Psagot.

They want a Jewish state, and they want to live in peace, and they want security.

And if they find a partner that can commit himself to these conditions from the Palestinian side, they will shake hands and do a deal.