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‘Why are you not preventing settler terrorism’: Palestinians call out IDF following beating death of American man

WEST BANK, JUL 14 – The 20-year-old American-Palestinian was fatally beaten amid rising settler violence that has seen over 2,100 attacks in six months, prompting calls for U.S. investigation and Israeli military action.

  • On Friday, 20-year-old American citizen Sayfollah Musallet died after being assaulted by Israeli settlers in Sinjil, West Bank, while visiting family.
  • The killing occurred amid rising violence and settler attacks in the West Bank following the Israel-Hamas war that began on October 7, 2023.
  • Settlers blocked ambulances from reaching Musallet for three hours, and despite COGAT officers eventually escorting an ambulance, he died before arriving at the hospital.
  • Musallet’s father, Kamel, holds both the settlers and Israeli military responsible, saying, “they prevented the ambulance” and a double standard exists in US reactions.
  • The family and advocacy groups are calling on the US government for an investigation while the Israeli military is conducting its own inquiry into Musallet’s death.
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US citizen Saif Musalat is killed by Israeli settlers. US demand clarification of the incident in which two people die altogether.

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Saif Al-Din Musalat, who lived in Florida, visited his family north of Ramallah when he was killed by settlers, according to the Palestinian Authority. "The perpetrators of this criminal and terrorist act must be held accountable. Saif was only 20 years old," wrote US Ambassador Mike Huckabee.

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Israeli military didn't let ambulance through to Florida man killed by settlers in occupied West Bank

A man on the scene told CNN he believes Saif Musallet, who owned an ice cream shop with his father in Tampa, could have been saved had the ambulances been allowed through earlier.

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Jewish Telegraphic Agency broke the news in on Monday, July 14, 2025.
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