Sanctions for Non-Cooperation in Accepting Palestinians from Gaza
This act aims to encourage Middle Eastern countries (excluding Israel) to accept Palestinians from Gaza. If a country refuses, the U.S. can impose sanctions on its representatives, including freezing their assets in the U.S. and banning their entry. It may also lead to the suspension of foreign aid to these countries.
Key points
Countries refusing to accept Palestinians from Gaza may face U.S. sanctions.
Sanctions include asset freezes and entry bans to the U.S. for representatives of these countries.
Suspension of financial and military aid is also possible for non-cooperating countries.
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