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Ongoing Story· Day 7

Palestinian Stone-Throwing Incident Injures Israeli Minor in Samaria

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Jewish Man Injured in Head by Stones Thrown by Dozens Near Sebastia

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Hebrew · 5 newsrooms covering

A Jewish man, around 25 years old, was moderately injured in the head by stones thrown by dozens of attackers near Sebastia in Samaria on Wednesday. Four other Jewish individuals sustained light injuries. The injured man was evacuated to Beilinson Hospital, while the others were treated at the scene. Security forces have not yet reported any arrests.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • A Jewish man was moderately injured in the head by stones near Sebastia.
  • Dozens of Arab assailants threw stones at Jewish individuals in Samaria.
  • Four other Jewish people sustained light injuries during the incident.
  • The injured man was transported to Beilinson Hospital for treatment.
  • No arrests have been reported by security forces following the attack.
Jewish Man Injured in Head by Stones Thrown by Dozens Near Sebastia
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A Jewish man, approximately 25 years old, sustained moderate injuries to his head on Wednesday morning after dozens of Arab assailants threw stones at him near Sebastia in Samaria. Four other Jewish individuals suffered light injuries. The organization Hatala Yehuda L'lo Gvulot reported that dozens of Palestinians from the village of Ramin attacked Jews who were in the grazing areas of Brit Avraham. The injured man was evacuated from the area in an all-terrain vehicle to a meeting point with a medical team in Sebastia, and from there, Magen David Adom (MDA) teams provided further treatment. MDA stated that paramedics treated the victim and transported him to Beilinson Hospital with a head injury. The four other injured individuals received on-site medical attention. No arrests of the assailants by security forces have been reported.

The incident occurred in grazing lands belonging to Brit Avraham, where the Jewish individuals were present when they were attacked by Palestinians from the nearby village of Ramin.

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