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It is known that Palestinians in the West Bank are frequently attacked by Israeli attackers or refugees while harvesting olives. Journalists can also be targeted while covering this harvest.
Ambassador Huckabee, in his statement on his account on the US-based
Emphasizing that those who attacked US citizen Levine, who was clearly a member of the press, should spend years in prison, Huckabee said, "Attacking a female photographer is a despicable act of terrorism committed by masked cowards. This is a dishonorable display of senseless violence." he said.
The Washington Post's photojournalist was attacked
Levine, who was following the olive harvest in the region with Palestinians today in the village of Abu Falah in the occupied West Bank, was attacked by around 80 masked Israelis who usurped Palestinian lands.
Stating that the attackers hit him and made him fall to the ground, Levine said that he was kicked for about 10 minutes or more while he was on the ground, his phone was forcibly taken, his cameras were broken and his bag was destroyed, and then he was rescued by the Palestinians and taken to the hospital by ambulance.
Levine said, "I fell to the ground and they kicked me for about 10 minutes. I was trying to hold on to my cameras and bag. They forcibly took my waist bag, which contained my passport, and my cameras, and tore my bag to shreds." he said.
Israelis, who usurped Palestinian lands, frequently target Palestinians who harvest olives and journalists in the region with attacks.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The identities of the attackers will be investigated and attempts will be made to arrest them.
Likely · Within weeks

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