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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Washington Post Photographer Injured in Attack Near Ramallah

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Israeli President Apologizes to Photojournalist Attacked in West Bank

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President Isaac Herzog apologized to American photojournalist Heidi Levine after she was attacked in the Binyamin region. Herzog condemned the violence, calling the attackers criminals whose actions do not represent Israel. He assured that authorities are investigating to bring the lawbreakers to justice. The incident occurred over the weekend.

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  • President Isaac Herzog apologized to photojournalist Heidi Levine after her attack in Binyamin.
  • Herzog condemned the violence, calling the attackers criminals who do not represent Israel.
  • The President assured that authorities are investigating to bring the perpetrators to justice.
  • Levine is an American photojournalist who was attacked over the weekend.
Israeli President Apologizes to Photojournalist Attacked in West Bank
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