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Conflict in the Middle East
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Whatsinanamehey · 10/06/2025 16:58

Will Netanyahu face sanctions from our government?

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MummytoE · 10/06/2025 17:04

He should but he wont

Ketzele · 10/06/2025 17:26

Good!

fixingmylife · 10/06/2025 17:28

I think they need to sancion Netanyahu as well. They need to pull out all the stops and do everything possible.

Whatsinanamehey · 10/06/2025 17:34

fixingmylife · 10/06/2025 17:28

I think they need to sancion Netanyahu as well. They need to pull out all the stops and do everything possible.

Arms Embargo and more sanctions.

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MummytoE · 10/06/2025 17:43

Whatsinanamehey · 10/06/2025 17:34

Arms Embargo and more sanctions.

We can hope

Martymcfly24 · 10/06/2025 17:59

Great news.

About time too.
Hopefully this is just the start of it.

TooBigForMyBoots · 10/06/2025 18:02

He should, but he probably won't. He's a STBWC.*

*Soon to be war criminal

smallglassbottle · 10/06/2025 18:07

Good

Whatsinanamehey · 10/06/2025 18:08

A quick summary from Sky:

Who is sanctioned?
Israel's national security minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, and finance minister Bezalel Smotrich.

Who has sanctioned them?
This action was taken by the UK, Australia, Canada, New Zealand and Norway - but notably not the US.

Why have they been sanctioned?
The action was taken due to "repeated incitement of violence against Palestinian civilians".

Under what powers was this done?
The countries have used the Global Human Rights Sanctions Regulations 2020 to designate the ministers "involved persons".

What can't they do?
The ministers have had any UK assets frozen, and are banned from the UK. The same conditions apply in the other countries to have imposed sanctions.

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Martymcfly24 · 10/06/2025 18:09

notably not the US.

Surprise surprise they will probably be applauded at congress like Netanyahu.

Donotpanicoknowpanic · 10/06/2025 18:15

It's a good first step

But it will not undo the genocide commited in Gaza

I hope history judges Israel for their deeds and the murders are not forgotten for generations to come

Echobelly · 10/06/2025 18:16

Good! Awful, evil men. Arrested and charged with crimes against humanity next, please.

Whatsinanamehey · 10/06/2025 18:19

ColinCaterpillarsNo1Fan · 10/06/2025 18:13

I wonder if British Israeli nationals who have gone to fight for the IDF will also face sanctions if they return back to the UK? Or at least have their nationality revoked?

https://www.theguardian.com/law/2025/apr/07/ten-britons-accused-of-committing-war-crimes-while-fighting-for-israel-in-gaza

They certainly at the least should be investigated and punished if found guilty.

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Badh · 10/06/2025 19:25

So little so late. But it is a start.

smallglassbottle · 10/06/2025 19:41

Donotpanicoknowpanic · 10/06/2025 18:15

It's a good first step

But it will not undo the genocide commited in Gaza

I hope history judges Israel for their deeds and the murders are not forgotten for generations to come

Yes, it should certainly be talked about in decades and decades to come so that this terrible genocide isn't forgotten. May justice be done and this crime never repeated 🙏🏻

SomeWomanSomewhere · 10/06/2025 22:33

Good! Now sanction them like we do Russia!

MushMonster · 10/06/2025 23:14

He should. And we can only hope.

fixingmylife · 11/06/2025 10:07

According to the Financial Times we were only able to place these sanctions because we left the EU. A Brexit benefit... (the only benefit, I might add!)

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