Campaign group says sanctions on settlers not enough, Israel government must be targeted
New sanctions targeting Israeli settlers and a far-right minister are criticized for failing to address the root problem: the state's systematic complicity in occupying Palestinian territory. Activists argue that focusing on individuals distracts from broader institutional sanctions against the Israeli government, which they say plans, funds, and enforces settlement expansion. Western governments are accused of acting 'too little, too late' while continuing to trade arms and goods with Israel.