Israeli Shepherd Injured in Palestinian Stone-Throwing Attack Near Sebastia
Translated & summarized from Abu Ali Express by baba
An Israeli shepherd was moderately injured by stones thrown by dozens of Palestinians near Sebastia on Monday. The attackers, from nearby villages, arrived during olive harvesting and also targeted residents and IDF soldiers who came to the shepherd's aid. IDF soldiers fired to repel the attackers, allowing the shepherd to be evacuated to Beilinson Hospital. Three other Israelis were lightly injured.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- An Israeli shepherd was moderately injured by stones near Sebastia on Monday.
- Dozens of Palestinians from Burqa, Ramain, and Bazaria attacked the shepherd during olive harvesting.
- Residents and IDF soldiers who arrived to help were also attacked by the Palestinians.
- IDF soldiers fired to repel the rioters and facilitate the shepherd's rescue.
- The injured shepherd was evacuated to Beilinson Hospital.
- Three other Israelis sustained light injuries in the incident.
An Israeli shepherd was moderately injured on Monday when dozens of Palestinians from the villages of Burqa, Ramain, and Bazaria attacked him with stones near the ancient train station in Sebastia. The shepherd, from the Avraham's Covenant farm, was tending his flock when the assailants arrived under the cover of olive harvesting. He alerted IDF forces and the farm owner. Residents who came to his aid, as well as IDF soldiers who arrived at the scene, were also attacked by the Palestinians. IDF soldiers fired to repel the Palestinian rioters, enabling the shepherd's extraction. He was taken by ranger to a waiting Magen David Adom (MDA) team and then evacuated to Beilinson Hospital with a moderate head injury from a stone. Three other residents sustained light injuries during the incident.
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