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Two Youths Hospitalized with Penetrating Wounds After Violence in Rehovot

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Kikar HaShabbatSecurity

Two Teenagers Seriously Injured in Rehovot Violence Incident

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Hebrew · Sole source

Two teenagers, aged 17 and 15, were moderately injured with penetrating wounds in a violent incident on Ha'Degel Street in Rehovot on Tuesday evening. Emergency medical services responded and transported the youths to Kaplan Hospital for further treatment. The incident is under investigation.

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  • Two teenagers, 17 and 15, were moderately injured in Rehovot.
  • The injuries were penetrating wounds sustained during a violent incident.
  • The incident occurred on Ha'Degel Street.
  • Emergency services received the report at 7:17 PM.
  • The injured were taken to Kaplan Hospital.

Two teenagers, aged 17 and 15, sustained moderate penetrating injuries during a violent incident on Ha'Degel Street in Rehovot. The emergency services received the report at 7:17 PM. Magen David Adom (MDA) teams are providing medical treatment and transporting the injured youths to Kaplan Hospital.

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