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US Ambassador Visits Palestinian Village, Condemns Settler Violence

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U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckaby visited the Palestinian village of Turmus Ayya, meeting with residents who reported attacks by Israeli settlers. He condemned the violence, stating those involved must face severe punishment.

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  • US Ambassador visited Palestinian village Turmus Ayya.
  • He met with families who reported settler attacks.
  • Ambassador condemned violence and called for punishment.
  • Most residents of Turmus Ayya are US citizens.
US Ambassador Visits Palestinian Village, Condemns Settler Violence
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U.S. Ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckaby, visited the Palestinian village of Turmus Ayya, located near Ramallah. During his visit, Huckaby met with Palestinian families, including those of Palestinian-American descent, whose relatives had reportedly been attacked by Israeli settlers. "A crime is a crime, terror is terror. Whoever is involved in it must be severely punished," Huckaby stated during the visit. Local authorities report that approximately 80% of the village's residents hold American citizenship.

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