EU agrees sanctions on Israeli West Bank settlers , Hamas leaders

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The European Union agreed Monday to impose sanctions on three Israeli settlers and four settler organisations over violence against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank, after Hungary's new government lifted its months-long veto under Prime Minister Peter Magyar. The measures also target unnamed Hamas leaders; Israel condemned the settler sanctions as politically motivated, while a Hamas official accused the EU of hypocrisy for equating Israeli actions with Palestinian resistance.

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