UK sanctions on Judea and Samaria ‘shameful,’ ‘not helpful,’ Danon says
“You know, the British Mandate of Palestine is over,” Israel’s U.N. ambassador told reporters at a press briefing at the United Nations headquarters.
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Danny Danon, Israel's Ambassador to the United Nations, criticized the UK's recently announced sanctions on products from Judea and Samaria, calling them "shameful" and "not helpful." Speaking at a press briefing, Danon stated, "The British Mandate of Palestine is over" and warned of potential retaliatory measures from Israel, including closing the British consulate in Jerusalem or restricting British NGOs. The UK Foreign Secretary, Ed Miliband, announced bans on imports from Israeli settlements, further sanctions on "extremist settlers," and restrictions on goods contributing to the "occupation," citing a high number of violent settler attacks. Danon rejected the term "settler violence," categorizing perpetrators as criminals rather than terrorists, and argued that such sanctions would harm Palestinians employed by Israeli businesses in the region.
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