Canada says the sanctions are aimed at maintaining the prospect of a two-state solution, which the current Israeli government has rejected.
OTTAWA - Canada is imposing another round of sanctions on Israelis accused of “extremist settler violence” in the West Bank, two years after listing four settlers.
Israel has occupied the West Bank, which is separate from the Gaza Strip, since 1967, and settlers there have been building communities that Canada and many other countries say violate international law.
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The Western nations also say they will take further measures if Israel fails to address the situation on the ground.
Le gouvernement Carney affirme que ces sanctions visent à préserver la perspective d’une solution à deux États.
