US Diplomats Visit Palestinian Town After Settler Attacks
Summarized from The Jerusalem Post by baba
U.S. diplomats visited the West Bank town of Taybeh on Sunday following attacks by Israeli settlers on European diplomats and an American photojournalist. The incidents occurred near Taybeh and during a Palestinian olive harvest. While Israeli officials blamed "Israeli rioters" and Prime Minister Netanyahu questioned the diplomats' coordination, France urged arrests. No arrests had been announced by Sunday.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- U.S. diplomats visited Taybeh, West Bank, after settler attacks on foreign officials and journalists.
- European diplomats and an American photojournalist were attacked by masked Israeli settlers.
- Prime Minister Netanyahu questioned the diplomats' coordination in the sensitive area.
- Foreign Minister Sa'ar and the IDF blamed "Israeli rioters" for the incidents.
- France urged Israeli authorities to arrest the attackers and end West Bank violence.
- No arrests were announced by Israeli authorities as of Sunday.
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