US Ambassador Visits Palestinian Village, Condemns Settler Violence
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
U.S. Ambassador Mike Hackbee visited the Palestinian village of Turmus Ayya, meeting with residents including Palestinian-Americans who have experienced violence. He condemned settler violence, stating that perpetrators of terror must face consequences.
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- US Ambassador Hackbee visited Turmus Ayya, a Palestinian village near Ramallah.
- He met with Palestinian families, many with US citizenship.
- Hackbee condemned settler violence and terrorism.
- He stated perpetrators of terror must face consequences.
U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Hackbee visited the Palestinian village of Turmus Ayya, near Ramallah, in what Reuters reported as a visit to the "occupied West Bank." During his visit, Hackbee met with Palestinian families, including Palestinian-Americans whose relatives were reportedly attacked or killed by "Jewish rioters."
According to village authorities, approximately 80% of Turmus Ayya's residents hold American citizenship. Hackbee stated during his visit, "A crime is a crime, terror is terror. Whoever commits it must bear severe consequences."
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