Family of Yehuda Glick Outraged by U.S. Silence on Shooting
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Rabbi Yehudah Glick leading a group to the Temple Mount. Photo: Miriam Bunimovich, Tazpit News Agency.
Arutz Sheva – A message from Yitz Glick, the brother of Temple Mount activist Yehuda Glick who was shot four times last Wednesday by an Arab terrorist in Jerusalem, reveals shocking differences in the US administration’s reaction to events in Israel.
The message was sent to journalist and editor Caroline Glick of Makor Rishon and the Jerusalem Post, who on Tuesday shared it on her Facebook page with the words “I wonder what (US) Amb. (to Israel) Dan Shapiro sees when he looks in the mirror.”
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