The United Kingdom has imposed sanctions on individuals, illegal settler outposts, and organizations involved in violence against Palestinian communities in the West Bank, the government announced on Tuesday.

 

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This move comes alongside Foreign Secretary David Lammy’s decision to pause negotiations on a free trade agreement with 'Israel', signaling growing British concern over escalating violence and instability in the region.

 

The sanctions aim to hold accountable those who contribute to attacks and illegal activities targeting Palestinians in the occupied territories, reflecting the UK’s commitment to promoting peace and security.

 

The announcement marks a significant step in the UK’s response to ongoing tensions in the West Bank and Gaza, emphasizing its call for de-escalation and respect for international law.