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Video: Heidi Levine recounts settler beating during West Bank olive harvest

Heidi Levine recounts settler beating during West Bank olive harvest

Oct 19, 2026

The AP video features Washington Post photojournalist Heidi Levine from her hospital bed recounting how she was attacked by masked Israeli settlers while documenting Palestinians harvesting olives near Abu Falah in the West Bank on October 16, 2026. She describes being pushed down, kicked repeatedly for about 10 minutes, robbed of her cameras, phone and passport, and says the assailants were not helping her when they briefly picked her up. Levine criticizes Prime Minister Netanyahu for calling the attack 'alleged' despite available evidence and states she has never seen Israel in such a dire state after 40 years covering the region. The segment relies on Levine's direct testimony with no additional named experts or opposing guests. It references visual evidence on the table but shows no footage or graphics of the incident itself during the interview clip.

Source: Associated Press

Video: Masked settlers attack NBC crew and Palestinian woman during Jalud interview

Masked settlers attack NBC crew and Palestinian woman during Jalud interview

Aug 31, 2026

NBC News reported an August 29, 2026 attack in Jalud near Nablus where masked Israeli settlers assaulted 51-year-old Aida Ahmed Abdullah and the crew during an interview about her family's displacement from their home. A gray car approached, assailants smashed the windshield, beat the group with sticks and stones, and left Abdullah unconscious or severely injured. The crew suffered minor injuries treated on site; Abdullah was hospitalized with non-life-threatening wounds. Netanyahu condemned the attacks in Jalud and nearby Qusra as criminal acts by rioters harming Israel's image, while Israeli forces opened an investigation, seized vehicles, and deployed to the area. No immediate arrests were reported.

Source: NBC News