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State Department 'extremely concerned' over violence in Jerusalem

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The State Department said it is “extremely concerned” over mushrooming violence in Jerusalem after reports that scores of people were injured in renewed clashes Friday night.

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The Hill

State Department 'extremely concerned' over violence in Jerusalem

The State Department said it is “extremely concerned” over mushrooming violence in Jerusalem after reports that scores of people were injured in renewed clashes Friday night.

3 years ago·Washington, United States

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NBC News

Dozens of Palestinians wounded in confrontations with Israeli police

“Everyone was running and a few young men took rocks and started throwing the rocks at the soldiers, and it escalated,” said witness, Mariam Yassin.

3 years ago·United States

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Bloomberg Quint

U.S. Concerned About Ongoing Confrontations in Jerusalem

(Bloomberg) -- The U.S. is “extremely concerned” about ongoing confrontations in Jerusalem including on the Temple Mount and in Sheikh Jarrah, State Department spokesperson Ned Price said in a statement.Continue Reading. Read more on OnWeb by BloombergQuint.

3 years ago·Mumbai, India

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Arutz Sheva

State Department 'extremely concerned' about 'confrontations in Jerusalem'

Ned Price, US State Dep't spokesman, expresses 'extreme concern' over 'confrontations,' urging Israel to preserve 'historic' status quo.

3 years ago·Israel

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United States Department of State

Violence in Jerusalem - United States Department of State

The United States is extremely concerned about ongoing confrontations in Jerusalem, including on the Haram al-Sharif / Temple Mount and in Sheikh Jarrah, which have reportedly resulted in scores of injured people. There is no excuse for violence, but such bloodshed is especially disturbing now, coming as it does on the last days of Ramadan. […]

3 years ago

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