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US Ambassador Mike Huckabee Films Settlers in Palestinian Village

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U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee posted a video on X showing settlers in the Palestinian village of Turmus Ayya, calling their actions "criminal acts of terror" and "despicable acts" by trespassers. He stated these actions do not represent most Israelis.

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  • US Ambassador Huckabee filmed settlers in Turmus Ayya.
  • He posted the video to X, calling their actions terror.
  • Huckabee described the settlers as trespassers.
  • He stated their actions do not represent most Israelis.
US Ambassador Mike Huckabee Films Settlers in Palestinian Village
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U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee filmed settlers arriving on an ATV in the Palestinian village of Turmus Ayya during a visit and posted the video to X, formerly Twitter. Huckabee captioned the video, "I visited Americans in Turmus Ayya to hear disturbing stories of criminal acts of terror by a group of trespassers brazenly roaming the property of legal landowners. These are despicable acts that do not reflect 99% of Israelis." The ambassador's post highlighted what he described as criminal acts of terror by trespassers. He emphasized that these actions are not representative of the majority of Israelis.

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