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Israeli Minister Condemns Attack on Washington Post Photographer

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Yisrael Beytenu Chairman Gadi Eisenkot condemned an attack on Washington Post photographer Heidi Levine near Ramallah, stating the rioters do not represent Israel. He called the actions unacceptable and harmful to national security. Eisenkot supported the IDF's condemnation and urged police to take harsh measures against the attackers.

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  • Gadi Eisenkot condemned the attack on Washington Post photographer Heidi Levine near Ramallah.
  • Eisenkot stated the handful of rioters do not represent the Israeli public.
  • He called the violent actions unacceptable and harmful to national security.
  • Eisenkot supported the IDF's condemnation and urged police action.
  • The photographer, Heidi Levine, is 64 years old.
Israeli Minister Condemns Attack on Washington Post Photographer
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