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EU considers sanctions against Israel over planned E1 settlement construction

The European Union is reportedly evaluating sanctions against Israel if construction advances in the E1 settlement area of the West Bank. The headline describes a potential policy response, not confirmed sanctions.

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Sanctions would mark a significant deterioration in EU-Israel relations and affect the wider conflict environment.

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