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US Condemns Attack on American Photographer Near Ramallah

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The U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem condemned an attack on an American photographer by Jewish rioters near Ramallah. The U.S. administration stated that the safety of Americans is a top priority and called for investigations, arrests, and convictions of those responsible. The U.S. is also engaged in discussions to improve West Bank security.

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  • U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem condemned an attack on an American photographer near Ramallah.
  • Jewish rioters are reported to have carried out the attack.
  • The U.S. administration called for investigations, arrests, and convictions of those responsible.
  • The U.S. emphasized the priority of American safety and is discussing West Bank security improvements.
US Condemns Attack on American Photographer Near Ramallah
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