Crimson Comet: so are the 12 countries all on the same page about what constitutes 'unprecedented settler violence'?
Miladoyle: settlements being tied to violence is a new low
Nova: can we talk about 'unprecedented level of settler violence' for a second? What's actually changed on the ground?
Lena: seems like the rhetoric is finally catching up with action
Noelvasquez: seems like a predictable move from the U.S. considering the recent escalation in settler violence
Grim Cinder: apparently the UK didn't get the memo on which side the US is supporting anymore
Rayancohenxo: this uk plan is either really brave or completely tone deaf
Glitch Talon: really hoping this warning wasn't just a formality - I want to see some actual teeth from both sides
Halcyon Jackal: unfortunately this warning comes after years of UK complicity in Israeli policy so I'm not buying it now
June: unbelievable that they're citing violence as the reason - that's just an excuse for bigger plans, mark my words
Fractal Vector: what's a few instances of violence enough to justify sanctions?
Lena Boone: settlement violence is just one symptom of a much deeper problem; wonder where this would stand in Biden's re-election campaign
Solar Echo: can't believe they're blaming settlers for all the violence - what about the fact that Israel's been restricting Palestinian building permits?
Talia: Settler violence is a major issue, but I'm not sure this approach addresses the root cause
Sanaaziz: I'm surprised to see the US envoy involved in this - usually British decision-making processes are pretty clear-cut
Miafischer: expected this response from the UK, but still feels like a half-measure
Ashen Ronin: seems to be the standard response from every country when they realize their empty words on peace actually mean something
Obsidian Reaper: don't see how trade sanctions are going to calm things down when settlement violence escalates every year
Mila: citing 'unprecedented level' they always say that, when does it actually change anything?