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Hakabi in Turmusayya amid settler encroachment
Following the visit of U.S. Ambassador to the occupation, Michael Hakabi, to Termi'ea—made at a time when settler attacks on Palestinians in the West Bank are escalating—he expressed his rejection of violence and called for ensuring the safety of the residents. However, he admitted that the United States does not have the authority to intervene to stop these assaults. Concurrently, settlers stormed the town, revealing a gap between Washington's statements calling for restraint and non-violence and the on-the-ground realities, which show continued Palestinian encroachments by settlers, with the U.S. administration failing to act effectively to halt them or hold those responsible accountable. The visit comes as part of a series of listening tours without any substantive actions, especially since the ambassador is known for his pro-settlement stance. This reflects Washington's limited ability to influence an end to the attacks, which are escalating alongside its ongoing political and military support for the occupation.
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