Huckabee calls Israeli settler violence in West Bank an 'act of terror'

The U.S. Ambassador to Israel has condemned recent violence by Israeli settlers in the West Bank, labeling it an "act of terror" during a visit to the region. His remarks came in response to concerns raised by American citizens living in affected communities, who have expressed alarm over the escalating tensions and perceived unfairness. The ambassador’s statement highlights growing diplomatic unease over settler-related incidents, which have drawn criticism for disrupting stability in the area. The visit underscores broader U.S. engagement with local residents amid rising concerns over security and humanitarian conditions.

U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee on Wednesday called Israeli settler violence in the West Bank an “act of terror,” condemning their actions. Huckabee said his visit was for the U.S. citizens “who live in Turmusayya and other communities across this region” who are “disturbed by people who have created extraordinary challenges that are unfair...