Limited-source update / September 15, 2026

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Dispatches From Gaza

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More than 130 sign letter to PM saying international law requires further measures to stop illegal settlements More than 130 legal experts, including 18 king's counsel (KCs), have written to Andy Burnham saying that sanctions on Israeli settlements "fall far short" of Britain's obligations under the international

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UK sanctions on Israel 'fall far short' of its obligations, legal experts say

The Guardian · conflict · Gaza · September 15, 2026

More than 130 sign letter to PM saying international law requires further measures to stop illegal settlements More than 130 legal experts, including 18 king's counsel (KCs), have written to Andy Burnham saying that sanctions on Israeli settlements "fall far short" of Britain's obligations under the international

court of justice's (ICJ's) finding that the occupation is unlawful.

The foreign secretary, Ed Miliband last week announced an import ban on goods from illegal Israeli settlements in Palestine and other measures.

Signatories to the letter to the prime minister, including the leading lawyers Michael Mansfield KC and Imran Khan KC, and the former lord justice of appeal Alan Moses, say it is not enough.

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