Hamish Falconer, the Foreign Office minister, is giving a statement in the Commons on the sanctions on Israeli ministers announced today.
They are Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich.
He starts off by saying the "two-state solution is in peril".
Falconer goes on to describe a "catastrophic conflict in Gaza" and a "shocking deterioration in the West Bank".
'An attempt to entrench one-state reality'
After laying out recent violence against Palestinians in the West Bank, Falconer says Itamar Ben-Gvir has led seven "provocative intrusions" into the region since 2022.
He says one outburst of violence from Israeli settlers saw "houses and injured residents" set of fire.
Falconer says the "violence and rhetoric is deeply concerning" and is "an assault not just on Palestinian communities, but on the very fundamentals of a two-state solution".
"This is an attempt to entrench a one-state reality where there are no equal rights."
The minister is met with "hear, hears" when he confirms the sanctions on Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich.
'Appalling rhetoric'
He says the sanctions were imposed as Ben-Gvir and Smotrich are "responsible for inciting settler violence against Palestinian communities in the West Bank, violence which has led to the deaths of Palestinian civilians and the displacement of whole towns and village".
Falconer says the two ministers continued their "appalling rhetoric" despite warnings from the UK government, and so action was taken.
But this does not "diminish [UK] support for the security of Israel and Israeli people", as Falconer says their agendas "are not even supporter by the majority of Israelis".