Four European countries condemn the violence of settlers in the West Bank and demand an end to the sowing of terror.

The foreign ministers of France, Germany, Italy, and Britain strongly condemned the "significant increase" in violence by settlers against Palestinian civilians, calling on the occupation to protect the residents of the West Bank.

The European ministers affirmed that "these attacks must stop," emphasizing that they "sow terror among civilians and undermine the current efforts to achieve peace."

The ministers also welcomed U.S. President Donald Trump's stance opposing the annexation of the West Bank, reiterating their opposition to "any form of annexation, whether partial or total or de facto."