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The Institute for National Security Studies at Tel Aviv University has warned that support within the U.S. Democratic Party is growing for imposing sanctions over settler violence and settlement expansion. It identified five possible avenues: reinstating sanctions on those involved, preparing a human rights report, targeting funders of settlement construction, banning settlement products, and halting construction in the E1 area. The bill to prevent violence in the West Bank is backed by 174 of the 212 Democratic members of Congress—about 82%—with support ranging from the progressive wing to figures traditionally supportive of the occupation. The report does not expect the measures to pass under the Trump administration, but says they could lay the groundwork for a broader sanctions regime beginning in 2029. It warns that continued settlement activity and attacks could increase the chances of the measures passing.
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