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The article points out that the British sanctions against Israeli settlers in the West Bank, despite acknowledging "ethnic cleansing," do not effectively impact settlement activity because they are limited to individuals and do not target the Israeli government and institutions that support and seek to expand the settlements. The writer expresses that the settlement project is not separate from the Israeli state, and individual sanctions do not halt the ongoing expansion, as the Israeli government is planning to build hundreds of new settlement units. Meanwhile, it appears that international measures have little effect on the implementation of settlement policies. The article emphasizes that a real solution requires directly targeting the institutions and the government.
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