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Ongoing Story· Day 35

Car Ramming Attempt Reported Near Ramallah; Suspect Flees

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Behadrei HaredimSecurity

IDF Assesses Car Attack Near Ramallah Not a Terror Incident

Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

An Israeli civilian was injured in a car-ramming incident near Ataret on Sunday, prompting a pursuit by IDF and police forces. The IDF is currently assessing the situation, with initial evaluations suggesting it was not a terror attack. Officials believe the Palestinian driver may have been fleeing a settler roadblock. The search for the suspect is ongoing.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • An Israeli civilian was injured in a car-ramming incident near Ataret.
  • IDF and police forces are searching for the Palestinian suspect.
  • The IDF believes the incident was not a terror attack.
  • Officials suggest the driver may have been fleeing a settler roadblock.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) stated that soldiers and police responded to a report of a suspect hitting an Israeli civilian with a vehicle in the Ataret area, north of Jerusalem, on Sunday. The civilian sustained injuries and was evacuated for medical treatment. Following the incident, forces initiated a pursuit of the suspect and established roadblocks in the area and surrounding villages.

Initial assessments by the IDF suggest the incident was not a deliberate terror attack. Military officials believe the Palestinian driver may have been attempting to flee from a roadblock set up by Israeli settlers. The IDF and police are continuing their search for the suspect.

Behadrei HaredimHaredi · Jerusalem

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