The UK has placed sanctions on several individuals and groups in the West Bank, including three individuals, two illegal settler outposts, and two organizations, such as Daniella Weiss and her Nachala Israel Movement, who have been accused of supporting, inciting, and promoting violence against Palestinian communities.

The UK suspended free trade negotiations due to the Israeli government's ongoing military operations in Gaza and policies in the West Bank that the UK government describes as 'egregious'. The decision was made in response to the escalation of violence and persistent actions by Israeli settlers adversely affecting Palestinian communities.

The UK government, through Foreign Secretary David Lammy, has described the situation in Gaza as nearing famine due to ongoing military operations and the blockade. The government has expressed deep concern over the suffering, especially of children, and called the conflict 'morally unjustifiable'.

Alongside the UK, France and Canada have condemned Israel's military actions in Gaza and have also imposed sanctions on West Bank settlers. These countries have jointly threatened to take further concrete actions if Israel does not cease its offensive and significantly lift restrictions on humanitarian aid.