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Photographer Heidi Levine Hospitalized After Attack by Jewish Rioters Near Ramallah

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Washington Post photographer Heidi Levine was attacked by Jewish rioters near Ramallah, sustaining broken ribs and vertebrae and a nearly severed finger. Her daughter, Ashley Milner, reported that Levine required surgery for her injuries. The attack took place in the village of Abu Falah.

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  • Photographer Heidi Levine was attacked by Jewish rioters near Ramallah.
  • Levine suffered broken ribs and vertebrae and a nearly severed finger.
  • The Washington Post photographer required surgery for her injuries.
  • The attack occurred in the village of Abu Falah.
  • Levine's daughter, Ashley Milner, provided details of the injuries to the AP.
Photographer Heidi Levine Hospitalized After Attack by Jewish Rioters Near Ramallah
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