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UK bans trade with Israeli settlements over settler violence

The United Kingdom has announced a ban on trade with Israeli settlements in the West Bank, with Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband accusing Israeli settlers of "ethnic cleansing" and saying Israel's government has turned a "blind eye" to violence against Palestinians. Israel expressed outrage at the move. France and Canada are also reported to be taking similar steps, and TIME reports that 12 countries have now endorsed such sanctions.

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UK Imposes Sanctions on Israeli Settlements in West Bank, Accuses Settlers of Ethnic CleansingNYTimes – World
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UK bans trade with Israeli settlements over settler violence

The United Kingdom has announced a ban on trade with Israeli settlements in the West Bank, with Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband accusing Israeli settlers of "ethnic cleansing" and saying Israel's government has turned a "blind eye" to violence against Palestinians. Israel expressed outrage at the move. France and Canada are also reported to be taking similar steps, and TIME reports that 12 countries have now endorsed such sanctions.

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Saudi Arabia Vows Retaliation After Houthi Attacks Wound 73

Saudi Arabia has vowed retaliation after Iran-backed Houthi attacks on four cities and energy facilities wounded 73 people and caused oil fires, Saudi authorities said. The overnight strikes, the largest such assault in years, came amid weeks of escalating clashes that have shattered a four-year truce in Yemen's civil war. Oil prices neared $100 a barrel following the attacks.

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Saudi Arabia Vows Retaliation After Houthi Attacks Wound 73

Saudi Arabia has vowed retaliation after Iran-backed Houthi attacks on four cities and energy facilities wounded 73 people and caused oil fires, Saudi authorities said. The overnight strikes, the largest such assault in years, came amid weeks of escalating clashes that have shattered a four-year truce in Yemen's civil war. Oil prices neared $100 a barrel following the attacks.