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Ongoing Story· Day 2

IDF Rules Out Terror Attack in Benjamin Region Vehicle Incident

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Now 14Security

IDF Rules Out Terror Attack in Benjamin Region Vehicle Incident

Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

The IDF has stated that a vehicle incident in the Ateret area of the Benjamin region was a traffic accident, not a terror attack. An initial investigation confirmed the event was not an act of terrorism. The driver has been transferred to security forces, and police are investigating the accident's circumstances.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • The IDF confirmed an incident in the Benjamin region was a traffic accident, not a terror attack.
  • Initial investigations ruled out terrorism as the cause of the vehicular incident.
  • The driver involved in the accident has been transferred to security forces.
  • Police have opened an investigation into the circumstances of the traffic accident.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced early Friday that an incident in the Ateret area of the Benjamin region, initially suspected to be a terror attack, has been determined to be a traffic accident. Following an initial investigation, the IDF stated that the event was not an act of terrorism, alleviating initial fears of a vehicular attack in the area.

The preliminary field assessment clearly indicated that the incident was a car crash. The driver involved has been handed over to security forces. Police in the Judea and Samaria (Shai) district have opened an investigation into the circumstances of the accident to determine the factors that led to it.

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