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UN Official warns AXA investment in Israeli banks constitutes a breach of international human rights

Bethlehem/PNN/ On eve of AXA’s annual general meeting (AGM), United Nations Special Rapporteur on human rights in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, Michael Lynk, called on the French insurance giant to fully divest from Israeli banks while activists gathered in several cities across Europe raising the same demand. AXA currently invests US$6 million in four Israeli banks which finance the illegal Israeli settlements on confiscated land in the occupied Palestinian territory (OPT), including East Jerusalem. Speaking ahead of AXA’s AGM Mr. Lynk emphasized that:“Given the gross human rights violations associated with the Israeli settlements, it is impossible for businesses to be economically engaged with the Israeli settlements and still respect their obligations under international human rights and humanitarian law.”

East Jerusalem, Schema-Root news

March 8, 2018 Mohammed Amira took a day off work recently, rose early and went with his wife to the Population, Immigration and Border Authority office in East Jerusalem. The 65-year-old bus driver and his colleagues are supposed to go on an organized tour in a month s time. But it isn t clear he can leave Israel. Amira .

A Threshold Crossed – Israeli Authorities and the Crimes of Apartheid and Persecution

About 6.8-million Jewish Israelis and 6.8-million Palestinians live today between the Mediterranean Sea and Jordan River, an area encompassing Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territory (OPT), the latter made up of the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, and the Gaza Strip. Throughout most of this area, Israel is the sole governing power; in the remainder, it exercises primary authority alongside limited Palestinian self-rule.

Middle East Coordinator Calls For New And TimelyPalestinian ElectionDate

Young man waves flag of Palestine. After the postponement of the Palestinian Legislative Council elections, originally scheduled for 22 May, a senior UN official in the region on Friday urged the authorities to set a new date for heading to the polls. UN Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process, TorWennesland,said that he understood the “disappointment of the many Palestinians”whohad gonenearly 16 years withoutbeing able to cast their vote. Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbasannounced the postponement of the planned parliamentary elections, amidst a dispute over voting rights in Israeli-annexed East Jerusalem, according to news reports. Israel governs voting conditions in the city,

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