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US citizen killed in West Bank violence: State Department

US citizen killed in West Bank violence: State Department

Published February 27,2023


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An Israeli who was killed in violence within the West Bank metropolis of Jericho on Monday was additionally a US citizen, State Department spokesman Ned Price mentioned.

“We condemn the horrific killing of two Israeli brothers near Nablus and the killing today of an Israeli near Jericho, who we understand was also an American citizen,” Price instructed reporters.

“We also condemn the widescale indiscriminate violence by settlers against Palestinian civilians following the killings,” Price added.

Source: www.anews.com.tr