Law
Israel Boycott Law
A Lebanese law issued in 1955 that prohibits dealing or communicating with Israel. It sparks debate over its impact on Lebanon's international relations.
The Israel Boycott Law was issued in Lebanon in 1955 and prohibits any commercial, financial, or personal dealings with Israel or companies linked to it. It is considered one of the oldest Arab laws in this field and aims to support the Arab position rejecting normalization. In recent years, some officials have proposed reconsidering it as impractical, while others adhere to it as a political stance.
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