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Senate Dems introduce bill to sanction E1 construction — Ron Wyden | ChamberLight
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Nineteen Democratic senators introduced legislation to sanction people involved in building or facilitating settlement construction in the E1 area. Elizabeth Warren argued the project threatens prospects for Israeli-Palestinian peace.
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People in this story 4 + 1 Senate bill sponsor and advocate for sanctions on those involved in E1 settlement construction.
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Co-sponsor of the proposed sanctions legislation.
Co-sponsor of the proposed sanctions legislation.
Co-sponsor of the proposed sanctions legislation.
Co-sponsor of the proposed sanctions legislation.
ALSO MENTIONED Bezalel Smotrich, Israeli finance minister whose remarks supporting settlement expansion were quoted in the bill announcement.
US Senate Democrats seek sanctions on those facilitating controversial West Bank settlement project
Co-sponsor of the proposed sanctions legislation.
ALSO MENTIONED Bezalel Smotrich, Israeli finance minister whose remarks supporting settlement expansion were quoted in the bill announcement.
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