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Trump envoy demands Israel action on killing of American

ISRAEL, JUL 15 – US Ambassador Mike Huckabee calls for accountability after 20-year-old Palestinian American was beaten to death amid rising settler violence in the West Bank, officials said.

  • On July 15, 2025, Mike Huckabee, the United States' diplomatic representative in Israel, called on Israeli officials to thoroughly investigate the death of 20-year-old American Sayafollah Musallet, who was fatally assaulted in Sinjil, located in the West Bank.
  • The attack occurred on July 11 amid rising settler violence since Israel’s late 2023 war against Hamas, and Musallet was reportedly defending his family’s land from settlers.
  • Three individuals, including an IDF reservist believed to have discharged a weapon, were taken into custody related to the Sinjil clashes; however, none face charges or detention linked to the fatalities.
  • Huckabee called for those responsible for this violent and terror-related act to be held responsible, while the U.S. State Department emphasized that safeguarding Americans overseas remains a top priority and continues to provide consular assistance.
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The 20-year-old US-Palestinian Saif Musalat was allegedly fatally injured by Israeli settlers in the West Bank. Now, the US-ambassador calls for an investigation into Israel and speaks of a "criminal and terrorist act".

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