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PanetSecurity

West Bank Police Commander Discusses Attacks on US Journalist and Diplomats

Translated & summarized from Panet by baba

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Arabic · Sole source

The Commander of the Judea and Samaria Police Brigade held a meeting with security officials to assess recent violent incidents, including an attack on a US journalist and diplomats. Israel Police condemned the violence and vowed to investigate and prosecute those responsible. The police statement stressed their commitment to upholding the law.

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  • West Bank police commander met with security officials following attacks on a US journalist and diplomats.
  • Israel Police condemned the weekend's serious violence, including the assaults.
  • The police pledged to investigate all violent incidents and prosecute those involved.
  • The meeting included brigade leadership and security agency representatives.

Following serious weekend violence, including an assault on a female journalist and an attack on diplomats, the Commander of the Judea and Samaria Police Brigade convened a situation assessment meeting. The meeting included brigade leadership and representatives from security agencies. Israel Police strongly condemned all forms of violence and pledged to continue investigating the incidents to bring all those involved to justice, according to a police statement.

The police statement, a copy of which was received by Panet and Channel Hala, emphasized the commitment to prosecuting perpetrators. The specific details of the attacks, including the identities of the journalist and diplomats, were not provided in the statement.

PanetArab · Arara

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