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US Ambassador Accused of Misrepresenting Palestinian Village Visit
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First reported by Now 14 · 4 hours ago
What happened
Amishav Malt, brother of a murder victim, claims U.S. Ambassador Mike Hammer misrepresented his actions during a visit to Turmus Ayya, stating Malt was responding to a security alert, not posing a threat. Malt also leveled accusations against village residents and officials he claims met with Hammer, alleging their involvement in terrorism and incitement.
- 01Bereaved Israeli man claims US Ambassador Mike Hammer misrepresented his actions during a Palestinian village visit.
- 02He states he was investigating a security report, not acting as a threat.
- 03He accused village officials of honoring terrorists and inciting violence.
- 04He alleged that footage shown to the ambassador was selectively edited.
- 05He invited the ambassador to review evidence and visit his community.
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