The Take Settlers killed US citizen Sayf Musallet. Will there be justice?
Jul 23, 2025
Hesam Musallet, the uncle of Sayfollah Musallet, shares a heart-wrenching account of his nephew's life and untimely death at the hands of Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank. He reflects on Sayf's kindness and dreams, offering a poignant contrast to the tragic circumstances of his death. The discussion raises crucial questions about U.S. citizenship and the pursuit of justice, emphasizing the stark disparities in accountability for American citizens versus non-citizens. The family’s journey highlights the urgent need for a thorough investigation amid a humanitarian crisis.
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Saif's Loving Nature
- Hesam Musallet shares how Saif was a loving and ambitious nephew who brightened any room.
- Saif dreamed of marriage and a full life before his tragic death at 20 years old.
Saif's Fatal Ambush
- Saif was ambushed and brutally beaten for three hours by settlers after Friday prayers.
- Paramedics were blocked from helping amidst settlers' violent attack.
Citizenship Affects Justice
- Saif's U.S. citizenship brought rare attention and calls for investigation.
- Cases without such citizenship often receive less media focus and justice is uncertain.