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France bans Israeli finance minister due to settler violence, while international partners coordinate sanctions.

5 reports, 4 independent Updated Aug 19
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France bans Israeli finance minister due to settler violence, while international partners coordinate sanctions.

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Bezalel Smotrich

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  1. France bans minister from country; Merz condemns remarks.1 source
  2. Smotrich faces international travel bans, while Ben-Gvir is sanctioned by France and other countries.1 source
  3. International bodies are coordinating sanctions and border bans against Smotrich due to settler violence.1 source

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Netanyahu faced a travel ban, while Smotrich also received one. Meanwhile, Janša secured a prime minister role, and Saar announced diplomatic moves. All 2 developments

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