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A report highlights the visit of U.S. Ambassador to Israel, David Hockaby, to the town of Tormasaya in the West Bank, where he met with Palestinian citizens, including families of victims killed by Israeli settlers. The residents expressed their growing suffering from the repeated attacks by armed settlers, calling for protection and safety measures, especially since approximately 80% of the town's population holds American citizenship. The ambassador stated that settler violence constitutes a form of terrorism and called for the prosecution of the attackers, emphasizing that only a minority of settlers carry out such assaults. Meanwhile, Israel continues to expand settlements in the West Bank, despite international law considering these territories occupied. Hockaby also denied any plans to force Palestinians out of Gaza, affirming the importance of ensuring the security and rights of Palestinians in the West Bank.
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