Israel imposes measures on Britain over settlement goods blockade
Israel announced retaliatory measures against the United Kingdom, including closing the British consulate in Jerusalem and banning the entry of 12 British parliamentarians, following London's ban on settlement products in the West Bank. The steps also involve expelling British representatives from the Gaza International Support Center, suspending British training for Palestinian Authority forces, and imposing restrictions on the entry of British citizens associated with hostile or anti-Semitic activities, among them Jeremy Corbyn. This comes in response to Britain's decision to ban settlement products, which Israel described as morally flawed, with accusations that the Labour government is attempting to interfere in Israeli affairs ahead of the elections. Meanwhile, British entities and the Jewish community expressed their displeasure, warning of potential repercussions on relations, while American officials indicated they do not intend to take a similar step.
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