Levi: UK's sanctions won't halt settlement growth
The article discusses Israeli writer Gad Levy's criticisms of the British sanctions imposed on Israeli settlers in the West Bank. He considers that these measures acknowledge international recognition of ethnic cleansing, but are ineffective because they target only settlers and do not impact the Israeli official policy supporting the settlement project. Levy emphasizes that the settlement project is closely linked to the Israeli government, and that individual sanctions do not halt the expansion of settlements or attacks, as Israel plans to build hundreds of new units in the West Bank. He highlights the disconnect between settlers and the state as an unrealistic stance, pointing out that international measures have not prevented the ongoing expansion of settlements.
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