Israeli President Apologizes to Photographer Attacked in West Bank
Summarized from Israel National News by baba
President Isaac Herzog called Washington Post photographer Heidi Levine on Saturday to apologize after she was attacked by rioters in the Binyamin region on Friday. Herzog condemned the violence, stating it weighed on his conscience and does not represent Israel's values. He assured Levine that authorities are investigating the incident and will bring the perpetrators to justice. The president offered national support and wished her a speedy recovery.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- President Isaac Herzog apologized to photographer Heidi Levine after her attack in the Binyamin region.
- Herzog condemned the violence, calling it outrageous and shocking.
- The president stated the perpetrators' actions do not represent Israel's citizens or values.
- He assured Levine that authorities are investigating and will prosecute those responsible.
- Herzog offered national support and wished Levine a speedy recovery.
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