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US Envoy Rejects 'Settler Violence' Label, Urges Firm Israeli Action

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US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee rejected the term "settler violence," calling it a mischaracterization and urging firm action against the few hundred individuals involved. He stressed that criminal acts should not be tolerated, whether committed by Israelis or Palestinians. Huckabee also clarified that further US military action against Iran remains an option and defended President Trump's support for Prime Minister Netanyahu.

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  • US Ambassador Mike Huckabee called "settler violence" a mischaracterization by a few hundred individuals.
  • Huckabee urged Israelis to punish criminals equally, regardless of nationality.
  • The ambassador stated further US military action against Iran remains an option.
  • He rejected claims that the war in Iran caused US midterm election losses.
  • Huckabee defended President Trump's support for Prime Minister Netanyahu.
US Envoy Rejects 'Settler Violence' Label, Urges Firm Israeli Action
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