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Netanyahu condemns EU sanctions on settlers 'for living' in occupied West Bank

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office condemned new European Union sanctions targeting settlers in the occupied West Bank on 11 May, characterizing the measures as illegitimate and stating that "sanctioning Jews for living" there is "unacceptable." EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas confirmed the sanctions target settlers involved in attacks on Palestinians; Israeli settlements are illegal under international law.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office has lashed out at new European Union sanctions targeting Israeli settlers, rejecting the measures as illegitimate. In a statement, the office condemned the move, saying “sanctioning Jews for living" in the occupied West Bank is "unacceptable”.

Netanyahu condemns EU sanctions on settlers 'for living' in occupied West Bank
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