British Foreign Secretary David Cameron said on Thursday that he had decided to prevent those responsible for violence committed by settlers against Palestinians from entering Britain.

“By targeting and killing Palestinian civilians, extremist settlers undermine the security and stability of both Israelis and Palestinians,” Cameron said in a post on the X platform.

He added, "Israel must take stronger measures to stop settler violence and hold perpetrators accountable. We will prevent those responsible for settler violence from entering the United Kingdom, to ensure that our country cannot be home to people who commit these acts of terror."

For its part, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates welcomed the decision of British Foreign Minister David Cameron, and demanded the application of international law on colonialism to protect the two-state solution.

In a press statement, the Foreign Ministry considered the decision an important step in the right direction towards full compliance with international law and international legitimacy resolutions related to the Palestinian issue, on the path to lifting the historical injustice that befell the Palestinian people as a result of the continuation of this long-term occupation.

It called on all countries to take more anti-colonial decisions, as it is fundamentally illegal and illegitimate, in order to protect the two-state solution.