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Now 14Security

Police Investigate Stone-Throwing Attack on Candidate in West Bank

Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba

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Hebrew · 13 newsrooms covering

Israeli police are investigating a stone-throwing attack on Pharrah Hassan-Nahoum, a candidate for Ofer Vinter's party, during a tour in the Benjamin region near Turmus Ayya. The attack, which shattered a vehicle window and caused minor injuries, was carried out by a group of individuals. Hassan-Nahoum vowed to continue her advocacy despite the incident, and police are working to apprehend the suspects.

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  • Police are investigating a stone-throwing attack on candidate Pharrah Hassan-Nahoum in the Benjamin region.
  • The attack occurred during an advocacy tour near the village of Turmus Ayya.
  • One vehicle window was shattered, and several tour participants sustained minor injuries.
  • Hassan-Nahoum stated that Palestinian terror will not deter her advocacy efforts.
  • Police and IDF forces collected evidence at the scene to identify the suspects.
Police Investigate Stone-Throwing Attack on Candidate in West Bank
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Israeli police have launched an investigation into a stone-throwing attack targeting Pharrah Hassan-Nahoum, a candidate affiliated with Ofer Vinter's "Am Israel" party. The incident occurred during a tour in the Benjamin region, near the village of Turmus Ayya in the West Bank. According to reports, a group of individuals surrounded Hassan-Nahoum's vehicle and hurled stones at it, shattering one of the windows. Several participants in the tour sustained minor injuries and received medical attention at the scene.

Police and IDF forces arrived at the location to collect evidence and identify the suspects. The tour, which included Hassan-Nahoum and her team, was part of an advocacy effort with the Regavim movement and involved international influencers and opinion leaders. The attack took place as they were leaving the village.

Hassan-Nahoum stated that the Palestinian terror will not deter her and that she will continue to fight for Israel's name globally. The police emphasized their commitment to prosecuting those involved in such acts of violence, particularly when public figures are targeted, and confirmed the investigation is ongoing.

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