Israel offers cash to firms hit by trade ban as Europe delays new rules

Israel announced a cash incentive for firms affected by a trade ban, while Europe is reportedly hesitating on new regulatory rules. The Israeli government also said it hopes to redirect goods from illegal Israeli settlements toward markets in Asia and South America.

The cash offer aims to support companies impacted by the ban, and the redirection plan seeks alternative export destinations for settlement‑originated products, as Europe continues to deliberate on the pending rules. Israel is offering cash to firms hit by the trade ban while seeking new markets in Asia and South America, and Europe is dithering on new rules.