SANCTIONS in the West Bank Act

This bill would lock in U.S. sanctions against people who undermine peace, security, and stability in the West Bank. It keeps in place the sanctions set out in Executive Order 14115, restores any of those that were lifted by a later order, and makes them continue unless certain conditions are met to end them . The President could end sanctions for a person only if that person has stopped the harmful activity (or taken real, proven steps to stop) and there are reliable assurances it won’t happen again, with notice to key congressional committees either 15 days before ending the sanctions or, in urgent cases, within 3 business days after .

• Who is affected: People involved in actions that threaten peace, security, or stability in the West Bank .
• What changes: Sanctions from Executive Order 14115 stay in effect and those previously revoked are reinstated; ending sanctions requires specific findings and congressional notice .
• When: The sanctions apply starting on the date the bill becomes law, and continue unless properly ended under the rules above .