Huckabee condemns Israeli settlers attack on journalist

Huckabee condemns Israeli settlers attack on a Washington Post photojournalist in the West Bank, calling the incident “vicious” and “cowardly” and urging a full investigation, according to a statement he posted on X.

Huckabee condemns Israeli settlers attack

Mike Huckabee, the U.S. Ambassador to Israel, said the journalist was assaulted by a group of Israeli settlers during unrest in the West Bank. He called for accountability and said those responsible should be identified and brought to justice.

Huckabee added that press freedom and the safety of journalists are critical, particularly in conflict zones, and that the United States expects Israeli authorities to take the matter seriously. He said he has asked for regular updates on the investigation.

The Washington Post confirmed that its photojournalist was on assignment at the time. Details about injuries or arrests were not immediately available.

Israeli security officials have not released additional information on the incident or potential suspects. The U.S. Embassy said it is in contact with counterparts in Israel regarding next steps.

The U.S. Embassy said it is in contact with counterparts in Israel regarding next steps, similar to how diplomats have weighed in during past debates such as Bolton warns Zelensky lecturing Trump could backfire.

For information about consular services and media guidance in conflict areas, the public can refer to the official U.S. Embassy in Israel website.

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