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IDF Rules Palestinian Vehicle Incident Near Settlement Not Terror Attack

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The IDF confirmed a Palestinian vehicle striking a Jewish youth in Ateret, Benjamin, was not a terror attack. The driver was apprehended by security forces. Police in Judea and Samaria have launched an investigation into the accident. The incident occurred in the settlement of Ateret.

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  • IDF confirmed a Palestinian vehicle striking a Jewish youth in Ateret was not terror.
  • The driver of the vehicle was transferred to security forces.
  • Police in Judea and Samaria are investigating the incident.
  • The event is being treated as an accident.
  • Ateret is a settlement in the Benjamin region.
IDF Rules Palestinian Vehicle Incident Near Settlement Not Terror Attack
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