- Jerusalem status and expanding international sanctions on Israel
- Israeli actions define the status of East Jerusalem and impede the self-determination of Palestine.
- Settlement plans are bisecting the West Bank and East Jerusalem, while diplomatic efforts struggle to impose sanctions on Israel.
UK intelligence and political figures discuss security ties and sanctions related to the West Bank and Israel.
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Updated Sep 8
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What happened
UK intelligence and political figures discuss security ties and sanctions related to the West Bank and Israel.
Who's involved
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Settlement plans are bisecting the West Bank and East Jerusalem, while diplomatic efforts struggle to impose sanctions on Israel.Also in this story
- International bodies, including the OIC, are criticizing settlement policies in East Jerusalem and supporting international measures against illegal settlements.
- Israeli government announced sanctions affecting East Jerusalem, sparking disagreement over settlements.
- Political claims made by Huckabee suggest Israeli control extending into the Euphrates river basin, despite international law.
- Sanctions could become a de facto boycott of Israel amid disputes over the political status of Mandatory Palestine.
Within Jerusalem status and expanding international sanctions on Israel
The entities involved
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West Bank
Palestinian territory on the western bank of the Jordan River, occupied by Israel
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London
capital and largest city of England and the United Kingdom
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Richard Dearlove
British intelligence chief
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Tom Tugendhat
British Conservative politician (born 1973)
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