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Germany and Britain Block Palestinian Bid to Join International Olive Trade Group

European diplomatic sources claim that letting Palestinians join the council could sabotage Israeli-Palestinian peace talks.

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Amira Hass

The Palestinians have had to freeze their application to become a member state of the International Olive Council due to opposition by Germany and Britain.

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