New Zealand announces travel bans on three Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank, joining Australia and the European Union. Foreign Minister Winston Peters says the bans target individuals accused of working to expand “illegal settlements” and of involvement in violence. Peters names the three people barred from travelling to New Zealand as Itamar Yehuda Levi, Harel David Libi, and Eliav Libi. He says their actions threaten peace and security for Israelis and Palestinians and contribute to further instability in the region. New Zealand’s action is presented as part of a broader international effort: the announcement notes that Australia and the EU have taken similar steps. The government also reiterates that New Zealand remains committed to supporting a two-state solution for Palestinians. The sources describe the measures as travel restrictions aimed at specific individuals, rather than sanctions on the settlements themselves, and they link the decision to allegations of violence in the West Bank.