Australia Considers Sanctions Against Israeli Settlers Following ICJ Ruling

The International Court of Justice declares Israeli settlements illegal, prompting Australia to weigh stronger measures.

Australia has not ruled out sanctions on Israeli settlers in response to the ICJ ruling on the illegality of settlements.
The ICJ's advisory opinion states that Israel's occupation of territories seized in 1967 is unlawful under international law.
The Australian government is under pressure to take decisive action, including diplomatic measures and sanctions.
Israeli government officials and settlers have rejected the ICJ ruling, calling it biased and politically motivated.
The ruling may lead to increased international sanctions and diplomatic efforts to address the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.