Teenager Recounts Grenade Blast Trauma in Northern Israel
A 16-year-old girl, identified only as P., is recovering after being injured by a grenade explosion in the northern Israeli city of Ma'alot Tarshiha. The incident occurred as she was walking to her grandmother's house. She described hearing a loud bang, falling, and upon opening her eyes, seeing only blood on herself.
According to her account, she was descending stairs in her neighborhood when the explosion happened without warning. She stated she saw blood on her hands, stomach, and legs. Emergency services arrived quickly and transported her to the hospital.
Her father reported that while her condition has improved, she remains traumatized by the event and is now afraid to leave the house. When asked if she would be scared to go out again, she simply replied, "Yes, I am scared."
Police are investigating the grenade throwing as part of an ongoing dispute between criminals. Authorities suspect the teenager was not the intended target and was caught in the crossfire.
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