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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Pedestrian Killed in Fatal Accident on Route 443 Near Ofer Checkpoint

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Palestinian Pedestrian Killed by Vehicle Near Ofer Checkpoint

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 7 newsrooms covering

A 21-year-old Palestinian pedestrian was killed on Route 443 near the Ofer checkpoint when he was struck by a vehicle. Emergency services confirmed his death at the scene. The incident took place on a key highway connecting Jerusalem to central Israel, a route used by both Israelis and Palestinians.

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  • A 21-year-old Palestinian pedestrian died after being hit by a vehicle.
  • The incident occurred on Route 443 near the Ofer checkpoint.
  • Emergency medical services pronounced the pedestrian dead at the scene.
Palestinian Pedestrian Killed by Vehicle Near Ofer Checkpoint
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A 21-year-old Palestinian pedestrian was killed on Route 443 near the Ofer checkpoint after being struck by a vehicle. Emergency medical services arrived at the scene and pronounced him dead. The incident occurred on a major highway that connects Jerusalem to central Israel and is frequently used by both Israelis and Palestinians.

Route 443 has been the site of several accidents and security incidents in the past. The Ofer checkpoint itself is a significant crossing point between Israel and the West Bank, often experiencing heavy traffic and security measures.

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