EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas says EU member states have not reached consensus on imposing sanctions on Israel’s far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir. Speaking after the bloc’s foreign ministers met, Kallas said that while several member states have proposed sanctions, unanimity is not in place. She links the calls for potential action to recent public outrage in Western capitals over Ben-Gvir’s conduct involving a Gaza-bound aid flotilla. Multiple outlets report that Ben-Gvir posted a video showing himself mocking activists who had been detained after the flotilla attempt, including activists who were pinned to the ground. The condemnation has led some EU members to push for a sanctions blacklist, but Kallas indicates the EU has not agreed collectively on that measure. The reported situation underscores that the EU’s sanctions process requires member-state alignment, which is currently absent despite broad criticism of the incident described by the outlets.