UK steps up crackdown on West Bank settler violence networks

The United Kingdom announced a renewed effort to curb settler violence in the West Bank. New sanctions target individuals and groups linked to attacks on Palestinians. The move follows reports of coordinated assaults by extremist settlers. British officials said the actions aim to deter future violence and uphold international law. The crackdown includes travel bans and asset freezes. Israel’s government has been urged to investigate the perpetrators. Human rights organizations welcomed the UK’s decisive response. The policy will be reviewed for effectiveness in the coming months.