EU hopeful settler sanctions back on track, given new government in Hungary

One country in the European Union opposed sanctions on violent Israeli settlers but that country will now have a new government which may take a different approach, EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas says, referring to Hungary.

“Now this country had the elections and will have a new government. I will not speak for the new government, but definitely I think we can look into all these policies and see whether they have a new approach,” Kallas says.

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