- Ben & Jerry’s lost its bid Monday to block its parent company Unilever from selling its ice cream in West Bank settlements.
- Israeli license-holder Avi Zinger had continued to produce the ice cream in his factory in the suburbs of Tel Aviv and distribute it to the Israeli settlements, going against the company’s decision.
- On July 5, Ben and Jerry’s asked that any agreement allowing distribution or sale of its products in the West Bank be dissolved and that any further such transaction go before its board of directors to be given a green light.
<span>Court denies Ben & Jerry’s effort to prevent sales in Israeli settlements</span>
