Requires the President to impose sanctions on foreign persons who commit, support, or lead acts that threaten peace and security in the West Bank — including violence, forced displacement, property destruction or seizure, and terrorism — using authorities like the International Emergency Economic Powers Act and immigration law. It also requires the Treasury and State Departments to report to Congress every 90 days on implementation and to list the names of people sanctioned, and it provides definitions and limited waiver authorities for national security, law enforcement, or international obligations.