Shepherd Injured in Samaria After Being Hit by Vehicle
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
A Jewish shepherd was injured in Samaria during Shabbat when a vehicle allegedly swerved and hit him, an incident he claims followed an attack by Arabs from Beit Lid. Two other residents were also injured and evacuated for medical care. The shepherd stated the vehicle pursued him before striking him. The IDF arrested three Israeli Arabs from Tayibe in connection with the incident, confiscating their vehicle.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- A Jewish shepherd was injured in Samaria during Shabbat after being struck by a vehicle.
- The shepherd claims the incident followed an attack by Arabs from the village of Beit Lid.
- Two additional residents were injured and required medical evacuation.
- The shepherd stated the vehicle pursued him before swerving and hitting him.
- The IDF arrested three Israeli Arabs from Tayibe in connection with the ramming.
- The suspects' vehicle was confiscated by the IDF.
A Jewish shepherd was injured in the Samaria region during Shabbat after a vehicle allegedly swerved and struck him. The shepherd recounted that the incident began when a group of Arabs from the village of Beit Lid attacked him and threw stones. Two other residents were also injured and all three were evacuated for medical treatment. According to the shepherd's testimony, he was in the area when stones were thrown at him. He moved away, called friends for help, and reported the incident to the regional hotline. He claims the attackers then entered a vehicle and began pursuing him. The shepherd stated he got off the path, and as the vehicle approached, it swerved violently towards him and hit him, throwing him several meters. He required medical attention following the collision. IDF forces responding to the scene arrested three Israeli Arabs from Tayibe in central Israel on suspicion of involvement in the ramming. The suspects' vehicle was confiscated.
