Iran Press/ West Asia: The UK announces new sanctions on extremist groups and individuals accused of violence against Palestinians in the West Bank.
British Foreign Secretary David Cameron announced the sanctions package, which follows a previous round of sanctions in February on four Israelis believed to have carried out violent attacks on Palestinians.
“Extremist settlers are undermining security and stability and threatening prospects for peace,” Cameron says in a statement.
“This latest package of sanctions targets two groups leading these attacks, and four individuals who are directly responsible for egregious violence against Palestinian civilians,” he adds.
The statement names the groups as Hilltop Youth, which it calls “a hardline nationalist Israeli youth group which establishes illegal settler outposts across the West Bank” and Lehava, which it says is being sanctioned for “facilitating, inciting, and promoting violence against Arab and Palestinian communities.”
"Britain has imposed sanctions on Hilltop Youth, Lehava, Noam Federman, who has trained settler groups in committing violence, and Elisha Yered, who has justified killing Palestinians on religious grounds, Neria Ben Pazi, and Aden Levy," the Jewish Voice posted on X.
The British who were expelled from Israel in 2008 continue to harass the Jewish settlement. We killed Lord Moyne, and with God's help we will also kill Lord Cameron, the post reads.
Baron Moyne (29 March 1880 – 6 November 1944), was an Anglo-Irish politician and businessman.
He served as the British minister of state in the Middle East until November 1944, when he was assassinated by the Jewish terrorist group Lehi in Cairo.
The assassination of Lord Moyne sent shockwaves through Palestine and the rest of the world.
Trita Parsi, an expert on Middle East issues in the United States, commenting on the extremist Jews' post on X wrote: Israeli settler calls for David Cameron to be assassinated.
"This can only lead to one thing: More British support for Israel, more clamping down on anti-war protests in the UK, and more gaslighting to sustain the cognitive dissonance," he added.
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