U.S. Treasury Limits Three Groups
The U.S. Treasury has imposed sanctions on three organizations: the British group "Palestine Action," the Palestinian organization "Masar Badil," and an Italian organization called "Autistici Inventati." These measures are based on accusations that they support what Washington describes as "violent leftist terror networks." The actions include asset freezes, transaction bans, and the potential imposition of secondary sanctions, all part of the U.S. counterterrorism strategy for 2026. The sanctions target the activities of the British movement, which has caused damages worth millions of dollars, as well as support for "Masar Badil," a Palestinian network allegedly linked to the Popular Front. Additionally, the Italian organization is accused of providing digital services to groups considered by Washington to be extremist, including the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK). The aim of these measures is to cut off funding and assistance to these groups and to warn against violations of the sanctions. The U.S. emphasizes that this effort is part of its broader campaign to combat what it describes as violent leftist terrorism.
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