EU, Canada Consider Sanctions Against ‘Extremist’ Israeli Settlers
Both the European Union and Canada are reportedly considering leveling sanctions against Israeli settlers in the West Bank following the Biden Administration taking similar action against those accused of violence against Palestinians.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told reporters on Friday that he was considering sanctions, adding, “Settler violence in the West Bank is absolutely unacceptable and puts at risk peace (and) stability in the region, and the path toward the two-state solution that is absolutely essential.” Canada, along with 13 other countries, condemned “extremist settlers, which are terrorizing Palestinian communities” at the UN General Assembly last December.
Additionally, a foreign diplomat has reportedly stated the EU is considering “a host of steps” against those who have assaulted Palestinians, including a prohibition against entering EU member states. Several EU member countries, including France, Germany, and Spain, have already supported such sanctions.
