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UK sanctions reportedly cover Israeli settlements in the Golan Heights

Media reports say British sanctions on illegal Israeli settlements also include settlements in the Golan Heights.

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Sanctions affecting the Golan Heights add diplomatic and economic pressure around Israel's territorial control and the wider regional conflict.

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