Washington Post Photographer Attacked Near Ramallah, Daughter Reports
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Washington Post photographer Heidi Levine was attacked by Jewish assailants near Ramallah on Tuesday. Her daughter reported that Levine suffered broken ribs and vertebrae and a nearly severed finger, requiring surgery. The incident occurred near the Palestinian village of Abu Falah in the West Bank.
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- Washington Post photographer Heidi Levine was attacked by Jewish assailants near Ramallah.
- Levine sustained broken ribs and vertebrae in the attack.
- One of Levine's fingers was nearly severed, exposing the tendon.
- Levine required surgery for her injuries.
- The attack occurred near the Palestinian village of Abu Falah.
Heidi Levine, a photographer for The Washington Post, was attacked by Jewish assailants near the Palestinian village of Abu Falah, east of Ramallah, on Tuesday. Her daughter, Ashley Milner, told the Associated Press that Levine sustained multiple injuries, including broken ribs and vertebrae, and cuts to her fingers and body. Milner stated that one of Levine's fingers was cut so severely that the tendon was exposed and the digit was nearly severed.
Levine required surgery for her injuries. The attack occurred in the vicinity of Abu Falah, a village located near Ramallah in the West Bank. The perpetrators were identified as Jewish individuals. The incident highlights ongoing tensions and violence in the region.
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