UK accused of 'gaslighting' public about sanctions on West Bank settlers (opens original article in a new tab)

A UK MP accused the government of not taking strong enough action against Israeli settlements in the West Bank, calling its sanctions 'gaslighting' and criticizing its inconsistent application of international law.

• A senior Conservative MP accused the UK government of 'gaslighting' the public by not taking stronger action against Israeli settlements in the West Bank.
• The UK updated business guidance to advise against trading with illegal settlements but stopped short of banning trade with them.
• Critics argue the UK's approach to international law is selective and inconsistent, undermining its regional credibility.