Israeli Man Shot Dead Near Ma'ale Adumim
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
An Israeli man, around 60 years old, was found dead from gunshot wounds at the entrance to Ma'ale Adumim on Thursday. He had arrived from the village of Al-Eizariya, located in Area B. Emergency medical services pronounced him dead at the scene. Police have launched an investigation into the shooting incident.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- An Israeli man was found dead with gunshot wounds at the entrance to Ma'ale Adumim.
- The man, approximately 60 years old, arrived from the village of Al-Eizariya.
- Emergency medical teams pronounced the victim dead at the scene.
- Police have opened an investigation into the shooting incident.
- The incident occurred early Thursday morning.
An Israeli man, approximately 60 years old, was found dead with gunshot wounds at the entrance to the city of Ma'ale Adumim early Thursday morning. The man had arrived from the village of Al-Eizariya, located in Area B of the West Bank, to the city's entrance. MDA (Magen David Adom) emergency medical teams were dispatched to the scene after receiving a report at 1:42 AM about a man brought to them after being injured in Al-Eizariya. Upon arrival, paramedics found the man unconscious with no pulse or respiration, suffering from penetrating wounds. They were forced to pronounce him dead at the scene. Police have opened an investigation into the incident, with officers from the Ma'ale Adumim station leading the inquiry. A senior MDA medic, Gilad Admon, described the scene, stating, "When we arrived, we saw a man unconscious, without a pulse or breathing, suffering from penetrating wounds to his body. We performed medical checks, but his injuries were significant, and we could only pronounce him dead at the scene." The investigation by the police is ongoing.
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