Trump’s Ambassador to Belgium Is Summoned After Accusing Officials of Antisemitism
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U.S. Ambassador to Belgium, Bill White, was summoned by Belgian officials after he publicly accused the country of antisemitism in social media posts. The controversy stems from White's criticism of an investigation in Antwerp into Jewish mohels performing ritual circumcisions without medical training, which he labeled an "antisemitic prosecution." White directly addressed the Belgian health minister and tagged U.S. officials, urging Belgium to allow mohels to practice their religious duties. Belgian Foreign Minister Maxime Prévot condemned White's remarks as personal attacks and interference in judicial matters, calling any suggestion of Belgian antisemitism "false, offensive, and unacceptable." The meeting between White and Belgian officials, including the secretary general of the foreign ministry, is scheduled for Tuesday amid rising tensions between the U.S. and Europe.
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