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Palestinian Driver Turns Himself In After Teen Hit Near Ateret

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A Palestinian driver surrendered to the IDF after hitting a teenager near Ateret, with an investigation classifying the incident as a traffic accident. The driver allegedly struck a youth who was part of a group disrupting Palestinian traffic and attempting to block roads. The injured youth sustained minor injuries.

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  • Palestinian driver surrendered to IDF after hitting a teen near Ateret.
  • Investigation determined the incident was a traffic accident.
  • Youths from a nearby outpost allegedly disrupted Palestinian traffic.
  • The injured youth sustained light injuries.
Palestinian Driver Turns Himself In After Teen Hit Near Ateret
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