West Bank Violence Prevention Act of 2025

Protection of Civilians and Property: The bill targets individuals responsible for acts of violence targeting civilians, threats of violence intended to coerce or intimidate, and the destruction of private property or the seizure of property (Section 2(a)(1)).

Humanitarian Relief: Sanctions do not apply to transactions involving the provision of food, agricultural commodities, medicine, medical devices, or other humanitarian assistance (Section 2(c)(2)).

International Obligations: The bill allows for the admission of individuals when necessary to comply with international obligations, such as those related to the United Nations (Section 2(c)(3)).

Financial Loss via Asset Blocking: The President can prohibit all transactions in the property and interests of designated foreign persons, which includes blocking the provision or receipt of funds, goods, or services (Section 2(b)(1)).

Travel and Entry Restrictions: Individuals designated under this act are deemed inadmissible to the United States and will have their current visas revoked immediately (Section 2(b)(2)).

Targeting of Leaders and Entities: Sanctions can be applied to leaders or officials of entities that engage in prohibited activities, as well as those who materially assist or provide support to sanctioned persons (Section 2(a)(2)-(3)).