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YnetSecurity

US State Department Condemns Settler Violence in West Bank

By AFP

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 9 newsrooms covering

Originalמחלקת המדינה האמריקנית גינתה את הפרעות בשכם: "אלימות פלילית"

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • US State Department condemns settler violence in West Bank.
  • Over 100 Israeli rioters involved in disturbances.
  • Incident occurred in Palestinian village of Jalud.
  • Violence described as 'criminal'.
US State Department Condemns Settler Violence in West Bank
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The U.S. State Department has condemned what it called "criminal violence" by Israeli settlers in Judea and Samaria. The statement followed an incident where over 100 Israeli rioters participated in disturbances in the Palestinian village of Jalud, near Nablus, earlier in the week. The State Department's condemnation highlights international concern over settler-related violence in the West Bank.

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U.S. State DepartmentWest BankJudea and SamariaJaludNablus
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