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The Times of IsraelSecurity

Teenager Arrested for Alleged Racist Bus Attack on Druze Woman

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Israeli police arrested a 15-year-old girl suspected of a racist assault on a Druze woman on a bus in August. The incident involved verbal abuse and the throwing of socks, with the victim being called a “filthy Arab” for speaking Arabic. The investigation was reopened after new footage emerged, and police are treating it as a suspected racist attack. The incident has drawn condemnation, with officials stressing that such behavior is unacceptable regardless of the victim's background.

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  • A 15-year-old girl was arrested on suspicion of a racist assault on a Druze woman on a bus.
  • The victim was allegedly called a “filthy Arab” for speaking Arabic on the bus.
  • New security footage led police to reopen the investigation into the August 6 incident.
  • The suspect reportedly claimed the sock was thrown by mistake.
  • Police are investigating the assault as a suspected racist attack.
  • Naftali Bennett condemned the incident as "inhumane and not the Jewish way."
Teenager Arrested for Alleged Racist Bus Attack on Druze Woman
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