New York, July 12 (V7N) - The United States has imposed sanctions on several Israeli individuals and organizations accused of perpetuating violence in the occupied West Bank. This development was reported by Qatar-based media outlet Al Jazeera on Thursday, July 11.

The US sanctions target three Israeli citizens, four settlements, and the extremist organization 'Lehava'. The US Treasury and State Departments announced these measures, citing allegations of violence, threats to civilians, asset seizures, and overall threats to security in the West Bank.

Three Israeli citizens, four settlements, and the organization 'Lehava'. Violence, threats to civilians, asset seizures, and security threats in the West Bank. 'Lehava', known as the largest violent extremist organization in Israel, boasts over 10,000 members and has been blacklisted.

The sanctions are part of a broader effort by the United States to address and curb violence and instability in the region. The US government emphasized that such actions are necessary to protect civilians and ensure peace and security in the West Bank.