Western sanctions target settler violence
The article discusses the efforts of the Western international community, led by six countries—Britain, Canada, France, Norway, Australia, and New Zealand—to impose collective sanctions on networks supporting and financing the acts of violence carried out by Israeli settlers in the West Bank. These sanctions aim to cut off the sources of funding that enable individuals and groups to illegally act against Palestinians, holding the Israeli government directly responsible. The article also calls for genuine accountability regarding settlement expansion and repeated acts of violence, alongside international measures to prevent illegal settlement activities in Palestinian territories and to impose sanctions on settler organizations and their supporters.
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