Eutoday European Diplomats Attacked by Israeli Settlers in West Bank
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- •European diplomats were attacked by Israeli settlers during an olive harvest visit.
- •Three individuals were injured, including a French mayor, prompting international condemnation.
- •Belgium is pushing for EU sanctions against those responsible for the violence.
On October 17, 2026, a delegation of European diplomats, including representatives from Belgium, France, and Poland, was attacked by Israeli settlers during an olive-harvesting visit in the West Bank. The assault occurred near the Palestinian village of Taybeh, where masked settlers confronted the diplomats, injuring at least three individuals, including Bernard Baudoux, the French mayor of Aulnoye-Aymeries. The Belgian Foreign Minister condemned the violence and called for EU sanctions against those responsible. Israeli authorities, while condemning the violence, noted that the visit had not been coordinated with them, raising questions about the safety of diplomats in the region. The incident has intensified calls for accountability and protection for foreign officials in the occupied territories.
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