Netanyahu Questions Evidence in Settler Attack on European Diplomats
Summarized from The Times of Israel by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu questioned the "compelling evidence" of a settler attack on European diplomats in the West Bank, suggesting a smear campaign. Vehicles of French, Belgian, and Polish diplomats were damaged by masked individuals. European nations condemned the attack and demanded accountability, with Belgium threatening EU sanctions. The IDF is investigating the incident, while Netanyahu's office urged caution and highlighted the diplomats' lack of coordination.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Prime Minister Netanyahu questioned the evidence of a settler attack on European diplomats, suggesting a smear campaign.
- Masked settlers attacked vehicles of French, Belgian, and Polish diplomats in the West Bank, damaging one car.
- European nations condemned the attack and demanded accountability, with Belgium threatening EU sanctions.
- The IDF is investigating the incident, noting a lack of prior coordination for the diplomats' visit.
- French Mayor Bernard Baudoux reported being assaulted by settlers during the incident.
- Opposition leaders criticized the government, calling the violence 'Jewish terror'.
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