President Biden sanctioned four Israeli settlers.

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That's some of what we'll get to on the Seven from the Washington Post.

I'm Hannah Jewel. It's Friday, February 2nd.

Happy Groundhog Day. Let's get you caught up with today's seven stories.

Number one, President Biden imposed sanctions on four Israeli settlers in the West Bank.

Biden signed the executive order yesterday.

It targets Israelis who the administration says have committed violence against Palestinians.

The West Bank is a Palestinian territory, but unlike Gaza it's home to many controversial

and in many cases illegal Israeli settlements.

And there's been a dramatic increase in violence from settlers since Hamas's October 7th attack on Israel.

Yesterday's order blocks the four Israelis from accessing U.S. property,

assets, and the U.S. financial system. The sanctions are similar to those

imposed on people designated as terrorists. The

order is similar to those imposed on people designated as terrorists. The order is Biden's first significant act against Israelis since the war in Gaza began.

He's faced growing criticism for supporting Israel's military campaign, from some Democrats in the Senate,

government employees, and from voters. That includes the large population of Arab Americans in Michigan.

Biden made his first campaign stop in that crucial swing state yesterday.

Number two, European Union leaders agreed to a $54 billion lifeline for Ukraine.

A huge aid package was signed off yesterday after Hungary's far-right leader dropped his opposition.

The money will be delivered over the next four years. The first

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