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Netanyahu Urges Caution on Reports of Attack on Diplomats

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged caution concerning reports of masked Israelis attacking European diplomats in Judea and Samaria. He stressed that violence against diplomats is unacceptable and that serious allegations require solid evidence. The Prime Minister's statement called for a measured approach pending the availability of conclusive proof.

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  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called for caution regarding reports of masked Israelis attacking diplomats.
  • Netanyahu stated that any violence against diplomats is unacceptable.
  • He emphasized that serious allegations require solid and unequivocal evidence.
  • The incident reportedly occurred in Judea and Samaria.
Netanyahu Urges Caution on Reports of Attack on Diplomats
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