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0404Security

Combined Attacks in Samaria Injure Two, Damage Vehicles

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Two Israelis were lightly injured in a series of attacks in the Samaria region on Tuesday. Incidents included stone-throwing and a vehicle ramming between Merda and Yasuf, and stone-throwing near Jamma'in. Another stone-throwing attack near Zaytah damaged a vehicle's windshield. Security forces are searching for the perpetrators.

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  • Two Israelis sustained light injuries in separate attacks in Samaria on Tuesday.
  • Incidents included stone-throwing and a vehicle ramming between Merda and Yasuf.
  • An Israeli resident suffered a light facial injury from stone-throwing near Jamma'in.
  • A vehicle's windshield was damaged by stones thrown by Arabs from Zaytah.
  • Security forces launched extensive searches for the fleeing perpetrators.

Two Israelis sustained light injuries in separate incidents in the Samaria region on Tuesday. In the first event, between the villages of Merda and Yasuf, Arab assailants threw stones at an Israeli resident riding an ATV. Subsequently, an Arab-driven van rammed the ATV with force, lightly injuring the rider. Security and medical forces were dispatched to the scene.

In a second incident near the village of Jamma'in, stones were thrown by Arabs, resulting in a light facial injury to an Israeli resident. Medics treated the injured individual at the scene. Simultaneously, around 8:00 AM, Arabs from the village of Zaytah hurled stones at a vehicle traveling in the Gush Kena area, between Yitzhar and Emmanuel. This attack caused damage to the vehicle's windshield but no physical injuries.

Security forces initiated extensive searches in the area to locate the perpetrators, who had fled the scenes.

0404Right · Jerusalem

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