WASHINGTON − President Joe Biden has now not talked with the circle of relatives of Aysenur Ezgi Eygi, the twin U.S.-Turkish citizen who was once killed by means of Israeli troops within the West Financial institution remaining week, the White Space stated Monday.White Space Nationwide Safety Spokesperson John Kirby stated Monday that Biden has “now not spoken to the circle of relatives as of but.”“We do not have a choice to discuss lately,” Kirby stated at Monday’s White Space press briefing. “Clearly, we mourn together with her circle of relatives, in fact.”Eygi, 26, was once participating in a protest in opposition to the growth of Israeli-occupied settlements within the West Financial institution when she was once shot within the head by means of Israeli troops and died of her wounds on Friday.Extra:President Biden sanctions West Financial institution settlers in a rebuke of Israeli violenceWhile Biden nor Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic presidential nominee, has issued a commentary on Eygi’s dying, the Biden management on Friday did be offering condolences to her circle of relatives and known as for an investigation.State Division spokesperson Matthew Miller stated Friday that the management is “urgently amassing extra details about the cases of her dying, and can have extra to mention as we be told extra.”The management confronted grievance from the Uncommitted Nationwide Motion, a revolutionary group looking for an finish to U.S. army give a boost to of Israel, after Biden and Harris expressed swift outrage over the deaths of American citizens abducted by means of Hamas, however have now not spoken out about Eygy’s dying, whilst keeping up silence over Eygi.“Whilst Biden and Harris categorical deep outrage over American citizens held in Gaza, their reaction is disturbingly muted when Palestinians, or even Americans, are killed by means of Israel’s army,” the group stated in a commentary on Friday. “This imbalance in outrage displays a deeper injustice in U.S. coverage that devalues Palestinian lives and people who stand in cohesion with them.”
