Teen Stabbed at Be'er Sheva High School by Classmate
Translated & summarized from i24NEWS by baba
A 14-year-old boy was stabbed by a classmate at a Be'er Sheva high school on Wednesday morning. The victim was hospitalized with minor injuries, while the suspect was released to house arrest. The victim's uncle criticized the school's principal for a dismissive response and lack of investigation into the incident. He also noted that a security camera in a smoking area was not working.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- A 14-year-old boy was stabbed by a classmate at a Be'er Sheva high school on Wednesday.
- The victim sustained minor injuries and was treated at Soroka Medical Center.
- The alleged attacker, a fellow student, was released to house arrest.
- A 30-centimeter kitchen knife was reportedly found with the suspect.
- The victim's uncle criticized the school principal for a dismissive and irresponsible response.
- A security camera in a student smoking area was reportedly non-operational.
A 14-year-old boy was stabbed on Wednesday morning during school hours at a high school in Be'er Sheva. The alleged assailant is reportedly a fellow student. The incident occurred around 9:30 a.m. during a break, after which the victim was taken to Soroka Medical Center with minor injuries. His uncle, identified as 'A' (a pseudonym), told i24NEWS that his nephew sustained damage to a muscle and two veins. A 30-centimeter kitchen knife was found with the suspect, who was arrested for several hours before being released to 15 days of house arrest and a 30-day restraining order. The uncle criticized the school's handling of the incident, calling it "completely irresponsible." He stated that upon arriving at the school after calling the police, he was denied entry and received dismissive treatment from the principal. "He didn't do anything, didn't call the police or investigate. The principal even told me it wasn't his incident and he 'doesn't care,'" the uncle recounted. He further alleged that the principal denied responsibility, claiming the boy was injured by a piece of metal he sat on, and did not investigate. The uncle also pointed out that while all school cameras were operational, the area where students smoke, known as 'the grove,' had a non-functioning camera, which he believes was disconnected for that specific reason.
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