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Israel retaliated after the UK announced sanctions and trade restrictions targeting Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank. Israel’s measures reportedly include closing the British consulate in East Jerusalem, removing UK representatives from a Gaza support centre, ending British training for Palestinian security forces, and banning 12 British nationals from entering Israel.
Al Jazeera
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The dispute reflects growing tensions over settlement expansion, settler violence and the future of a two-state solution. The UK described Israel’s response as regrettable and damaging.
Euronews
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00:00Reportedly, Israel may retaliate against the United Kingdom after the UK announced sanctions against Israel.
00:05Israel is advancing a settlement project in the West Bank, the E-1, an important area between East Jerusalem and
00:11Ma'alei Adumim.
00:12Israel plans 1,234 new homes there, widely considered illegal under international law.
00:18The UK condemned the move, warning it could make a two-state solution harder to achieve.
00:23The UK announced measures targeting Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, including an import ban and sanctions on companies
00:30financing settlement expansion.
00:32Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar warned that if Britain acted against Israel, Israel would act against Britain.
00:38After the sanctions, Israel gave Britain 30 days to close its East Jerusalem consulate and banned 12 British MPs and
00:46officials from entering Israel.
00:47Israel has also signaled other countries could face similar measures.
00:51Over 22 countries have condemned Israel's E-1 settlement, including France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Norway, Sweden, Denmark and others.
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