France is actively collaborating with several countries to implement coordinated national sanctions against Israel, targeting individuals associated with violence in the West Bank. This initiative, driven by escalating violence from Israeli settlers and the expansion of settlements, aims to address the growing frustration among Western nations towards Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government. As efforts for tougher measures at the European Union level have stalled due to a lack of consensus, France and its allies have opted for national sanctions, which may involve asset freezes and travel bans. The sanctions are expected to focus on individuals linked to the violence, although specific lists may differ between countries. A significant point of contention is Israel's E1 settlement project, which many believe jeopardizes the viability of a future Palestinian state. In conjunction with these developments, France is set to host a meeting on June 12 in Paris, bringing together Israeli and Palestinian civil society groups alongside foreign ministers to keep the Israeli-Palestinian issue at the forefront of international discussions amidst competing global crises.