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ISRAEL HARMS AMERICANS
CASE FILE //
IMEU-0029
Cassandra Dixon
IMEU-0029
SUBJECT PORTRAIT
CASE FILE // DOCUMENTED INCIDENT

Cassandra Dixon

Injured or Beaten
Israeli Settlers

CASE DETAILS

DATE OF INCIDENT
March 7, 2023
LOCATION
Near Tuba, Masafer Yatta, Occupied West Bank
U.S. HOME DISTRICT
Wisconsin
AGE AT INCIDENT
64
U.S. HOME
Madison
,
Wisconsin
PERPETRATOR
Israeli Settlers
U.S. RESPONSE
Embassy Statement
PROSECUTIONS
NONE TO DATE

WHAT HAPPENED

Cassandra Dixon (identified in some reports, including +972 Magazine and The Daily Beast, as Cassandra Auren; full name Cassandra Auren Dixon), a 64-year-old U.S. citizen and residential carpenter from Madison, Wisconsin, was seriously injured on March 7, 2023, when Israeli settlers from the illegal Havat Ma'on outpost attacked her near the Palestinian herding village of Tuba in Masafer Yatta, in the occupied West Bank's South Hebron Hills. Dixon, a longtime peace activist volunteering with the Italian nonviolence group Operation Dove (Operazione Colomba), was accompanying Palestinians on their land alongside an Italian companion when a group of masked settlers ran toward them. According to +972 Magazine and the Catholic Worker Movement, one settler struck her from behind on the head with a club she likened to a baseball bat, fracturing her skull and causing a subdural hemorrhage; she was hospitalized for two days and required six stitches. Her companion was chased with an iron bar. The U.S. Embassy confirmed to +972 that an American citizen had been attacked and said it was providing assistance.

TESTIMONY

“The attack by the male settler, who had a small child with him, took me totally by surprise, as there was no prior confrontation and no provocation on my part.” — Cassandra Dixon, U.S. carpenter and Operation Dove volunteer

SOURCES

⦿ ZERO PROSECUTIONS TO DATE

DEMAND ACCOUNTABILITY FOR

Cassandra Dixon

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