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Israeli Teen Lightly Injured After Palestinian Car Hits Him in West Bank

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Hebrew · Sole source

An Israeli teenager was lightly injured Thursday evening when a Palestinian car struck him at the Atarot junction in the Benjamin region. The incident followed an alleged attempt by Israeli youths to block Palestinian vehicles on Highway 465. The driver, who initially fled, later surrendered and is being investigated. The IDF confirmed the event was a traffic accident and not a nationalistically motivated attack.

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  • An Israeli teenager was lightly injured by a Palestinian car in the Benjamin region.
  • The incident occurred after Israeli youths allegedly blocked Palestinian vehicles on Highway 465.
  • The Palestinian driver initially fled but later surrendered to security forces.
  • The IDF confirmed the event was a traffic accident, not a terror attack.
  • Police have opened an investigation into the circumstances of the accident.

An Israeli teenager sustained light injuries Thursday evening when he was struck by a Palestinian vehicle at the Atarot junction in the Benjamin region of the West Bank. The incident occurred after a group of youths from a nearby outpost, adjacent to the settlement of Atarot, allegedly disrupted traffic for Palestinian vehicles on Highway 465, attempting to block them. According to initial reports, a Palestinian car hit one of the youths as he tried to flee the scene. The injured teen was evacuated for medical treatment. IDF forces initiated a pursuit of the driver, who later surrendered to authorities. The IDF spokesperson initially confirmed a report of a vehicle ramming in the Atarot area, with IDF and Judea and Samaria District police forces dispatched to the scene. Forces launched a pursuit of the suspect and set up roadblocks on routes and in villages in the area. It was later determined to be a traffic accident, and the IDF spokesperson confirmed it was not nationalistically motivated. "After an initial investigation, it appears this was not a terror attack," the IDF stated. "The driver was handed over to security forces, and Judea and Samaria District police have opened an investigation into the circumstances of the accident."

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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