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Justice Minister Denounces Violence Against Diplomats Near Tayibe

Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

Justice Minister Gideon Sa'ar condemned severe violence by Israeli rioters against diplomats near Tayibe, stating a police investigation is underway. The Foreign Ministry is assisting affected countries. Sa'ar expressed regret that the diplomatic visit was not coordinated with the IDF, which could have enhanced security.

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  • Justice Minister Gideon Sa'ar condemned severe violence against diplomats near Tayibe.
  • Israeli rioters perpetrated the violent acts, and a police investigation is ongoing.
  • The Foreign Ministry is coordinating with affected countries to aid the investigation.
  • Sa'ar stated the diplomatic visit's lack of IDF coordination was regrettable.
  • Coordination could have helped ensure the safety of the visiting diplomats.
Justice Minister Denounces Violence Against Diplomats Near Tayibe
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Justice Minister Gideon Sa'ar strongly condemned the severe acts of violence perpetrated by Israeli rioters in the Tayibe area. A police investigation has been launched, with investigators from the Judea and Samaria district already on-site collecting evidence. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is in contact with the ambassadors of the affected countries to assist law enforcement in identifying and prosecuting the attackers. Sa'ar noted that while the incident's severity is not diminished, it is regrettable that the visit was not coordinated in advance with the IDF. Such coordination, he stated, could have helped ensure the visitors' safety.

HamalCentre · Tel Aviv

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