The United States has imposed sanctions on three Israeli settlers and two illegal outposts accused of involvement in West Bank violence, according to information on the US Treasury Department’s website.
This marks the second wave of penalties, following the sanctioning of four Israeli extremists last month.
The two outposts facing sanctions are Moshe’s Farm, also recognized as the Tirza Valley outpost, established in January 2021; and Zvi’s Farm, situated near the Halamish settlement.
The three settlers facing sanctions include Moshe Sharvit, overseeing the Tirza Valley outpost, Zvi Bar Yosef, overseeing Zvi’s Farm, and Neriya Ben Pazi, residing at the Rimonim Farm in the West Bank.
Details concerning the specific acts of violence they are accused of have not been provided in the Treasury update. Further information may be disclosed in a subsequent statement from the State Department.
