Washington Post freelance photographer Heidi Levine was beaten and Palestinians were injured during an Israeli settler attack in the occupied West Bank as they harvested olives. The incident, reported amid a surge of similar attacks, was condemned by Reporters Without Borders as "brazen violence." Levine later recounted the attack in an NPR interview.
BBC News – World BBC News – World Washington Post freelance photographer Heidi Levine was beaten and Palestinians were injured during an Israeli settler attack in the occupied West Bank as they harvested olives. The incident, reported amid a surge of similar attacks, was condemned by Reporters Without Borders as "brazen violence." Levine later recounted the attack in an NPR interview.
NYTimes – US White House press secretary Katie Zacharia is leaving the role after about five days, multiple outlets reported on Friday. President Donald Trump had told her to "reconsider" the job following public scrutiny and a rocky debut, according to News24. If confirmed, her tenure would be the shortest in White House history.
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White House press secretary Katie Zacharia is leaving the role after about five days, multiple outlets reported on Friday. President Donald Trump had told her to "reconsider" the job following public scrutiny and a rocky debut, according to News24. If confirmed, her tenure would be the shortest in White House history.
