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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Is the US going to talk about the American woman shot dead at anti-settler protest in West Bank?

‘ The protesters and activists, including Pollak and the woman, retreated from the hill and the clashes subdued, he said. He then watched as two soldiers standing on the roof of a nearby home trained a gun in the group’s direction and shot at them. He saw the flares leave the nozzle of the gun when the shots rang out. He said the woman was about 10 or 15 meters (yards) behind him when the shots were fired.

He then saw her “lying on the ground, next to an olive tree, bleeding to death,” he said.‘

American woman has died after witnesses said she was shot by Israeli soldiers while taking part in a protest against settlement expansion in the occupied West Bank.
Aysenur Ezgi Eygi, a 26-year-old born in Turkey, was a volunteer with the anti-occupation International Solidarity Movement. She died in hospital on Friday after being shot in the head during a regular protest in Beita near Nablus, the Palestinian news agency Wafa reported.
Witnesses at the scene said she was shot by members of the Israel Defense Forces positioned in a nearby field. The IDF has said it is investigating the report. The US state department is “urgently” gathering more information about Eygi’s “tragic” death, its spokesperson, Matthew Miller, said, without immediately assigning responsibility.
The White House said in a statement it was “deeply disturbed” by the killing and seeking an Israeli investigation.
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A paramedic, Fayez Abdul Jabbar, told Al-Quds News Network: “We usually have weekly confrontations at Jabal Sabeeh. During these confrontations, the army fired two live bullets: one hit a foreigner, and the other hit another person, whose injury is less severe.” Eygi was treated in the car on the way to hospital, he added. Fouad Nafaa, the head of the Rafidia hospital in Nablus, said doctors tried to resuscitate her but the patient died on the operating table. 
The rise in violent attacks by Israeli settlers on Palestinian villages in the West Bank has caused growing anger among Western allies of Israel, including the United States, which has imposed sanctions on a number of individuals.
Friday’s incident comes a few weeks after around 100 settlers attacked the village of Jit, in the northern West Bank, drawing worldwide condemnation and a promise from the government of swift action against anyone found guilty of violence.
Palestinians and rights groups regularly accuse Israeli forces of standing by as attacks take place and even joining in themselves.
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She’s not white Christian on a trip to see the manger of baby Jesus or whatever. She’s Muslim  American so Israel knows America won’t care.

Most Muslims or Palestinian Americans don’t go to the West Bank even though jerusalem is a holy site because they understand it’s “at your own risk”

It’s as safe in West Bank aka Israel as a Klan rally or white supremacist sundown town.

Soon enough, Jewish peace activists will be killed too. Netanyahus aligned with right wing extremists who support inter violence against leftists [/quote]

This. If it was Iran instead of Israel, the unit responsible for her death would have a few cruise missiles crashing into their barracks tonight, but it's Israel so Blinkin will say we'll investigate and hope people forget [/quote]

Netanyahu would be called an autocrat by the West if he were any other Middle eastern leader.

Ignoring 10/7 warning up to a year of advance, ignoring the balloons with  messages in Hebrew and Arabic (Hamas wrote specifically to warn the Bedouin Arabs apparently) warning an “uprising” and Hamas “appearance”. Shin Bet and Israeli govt knew about it.

Netanyahu wanted this war to avoid jail time for corruption. He tried to change the judiciary to avoid charges but when Israelis protested that, he decided ignoring a Hamas attack would politically help him distract the country.

Now, he can’t be removed and anyone who speaks against him is disloyal or is a self hating Jew who “hates Israel”  and should be investigated. Perhaps they’re a paid collaborator of Hamas. This is the new thing now being spewed by Bibi loyalists.  It’s all rather convenient Netanyahu is now politically safe unlike last summer when he was under investigation [/quote]

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