Knesset Candidate Attacked by Palestinians in West Bank
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
Knesset candidate Peleg Hassan-Nahum and her team were attacked by Palestinians throwing stones in the West Bank village of Turmus Ayya on Monday. The incident occurred during a tour aimed at showcasing the reality on the ground, resulting in minor injuries from a shattered car window. Hassan-Nahum vowed that Palestinian terror would not deter her from her advocacy work.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Knesset candidate Peleg Hassan-Nahum and her team were attacked by Palestinians in Turmus Ayya.
- The attack involved stones being thrown at their vehicle, shattering a window.
- The incident occurred during a tour in the Benjamin region of the West Bank.
- Several tour participants sustained minor injuries.
- Hassan-Nahum stated that Palestinian terror will not deter her advocacy.
Knesset candidate Peleg Hassan-Nahum, ranked fifth on the "Am Israel" list led by Ofer Winter, was attacked along with her team on Monday during a tour in Judea and Samaria. Hassan-Nahum was touring the area in cooperation with the "Regavim" movement, accompanied by international influencers and opinion leaders to present the reality on the ground.
According to field reports, the violent incident occurred as the convoy passed through the Palestinian village of Turmus Ayya in the Benjamin region. Upon exiting the village, Hassan-Nahum's vehicle was surrounded by a group of Palestinians who began throwing stones and objects at the car. One stone shattered the vehicle's window, causing minor injuries to the tour participants.
In response to the incident, Hassan-Nahum issued a determined statement, clarifying that she has no intention of halting her activities. "Palestinian terror will not deter us, I will continue to fight for the name of the State of Israel in the world," she stated.
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