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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Washington Post Photographer Injured in Attack Near Ramallah

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Haaretz EnglishSecurity

US Embassy Condemns West Bank Violence, Urges Investigation of Settler Attack

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The U.S. Embassy in Israel condemned settler violence in the West Bank and urged an investigation into an attack on an American journalist, stating American safety is a top priority. Prime Minister Netanyahu's office responded that the facts are unclear and under investigation, while also criticizing the "demonization" of settlers.

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  • The U.S. Embassy condemned settler violence and urged investigations into an attack on an American journalist.
  • The U.S. stated that the safety of Americans is the White House's highest priority.
  • Prime Minister Netanyahu's office said the incident's facts remain unclear and are under investigation.
  • Netanyahu's office pushed back against the "demonization" of settlers.
US Embassy Condemns West Bank Violence, Urges Investigation of Settler Attack
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