Mount Hebron Fund, through an online campaign, successfully raised $140,000 for Levi, who is known for leading a group of settlers in assaults on civilians, resulting in the destruction of property and fields. Similarly, Shlom Asiraich collected $31,000 for Chasdai, who orchestrated a riot in Huwara that escalated to arson and ultimately the tragic death of a Palestinian civilian….CONTINUE READING
These sanctions follow previous measures taken by Washington against five settlers and two unauthorized outposts, reflecting a continued effort to address the violence and unrest in the region. Deputy Secretary of the Treasury Wally Adeyemo emphasized the administration’s stance, stating, “Such acts by these organizations undermine the peace, security, and stability of the West Bank. We will continue to use our tools to hold those responsible accountable.”
The actions taken by the U.S. government signal a firm commitment to promoting peace and stability in the West Bank, and serve as a warning to those who support or engage in extremist behavior that undermines these goals.
