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US citizen killed in West Bank settler attack

SINJIL, WEST BANK, JUL 14 – Saifullah Musallet, 20, was beaten for hours by settlers who blocked medical aid; his family demands a U.S. State Department investigation amid rising settler violence since October 2023.

  • Israeli settlers killed Sayfollah Musallet, a U.S. citizen from Florida, while he was visiting family in the West Bank during a confrontation, as confirmed by his family and rights groups.
  • The Palestinian Health Ministry confirmed the attack and stated that another Palestinian was fatally shot during the incident.
  • The Council on American-Islamic Relations called for accountability for Musallet's killing, noting that similar incidents involving American citizens have gone without justice.
  • Rights groups have reported ongoing violence and documented cases of Israeli settlers attacking Palestinians, often with military support.
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Two Palestinian men, one with U.S. citizenship, have been killed: it is likely that this time too the violence will remain unpunished

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There are two particularities in Saif Musallet’s death that separate him from the end of the other five Palestinians who have lost their lives in recent days during attacks by Jewish settlers in the northern West Bank. First, to end his life, no bullets have been needed because he was beaten. Second, the 23-year-old, as well as Palestinian, was American. It is not that his life is worth more for those singularities, but it does make more noise i…

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Newsmax broke the news in Washington, United States on Friday, July 11, 2025.
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