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Ongoing Story· Day 46

Jerusalem Neighborhood Reports Gunfire, Casualties Feared

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Now 14Security

Man Critically Wounded in East Jerusalem Shooting Incident

Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

A man in his 30s was critically injured by a gunshot in the Shuafat refugee camp in East Jerusalem on Wednesday. He arrived at the Shuafat crossing and was taken to the hospital. Jerusalem police have opened an investigation and are searching for suspects.

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  • A man in his 30s was critically shot in East Jerusalem's Shuafat refugee camp.
  • The victim arrived at the Shuafat crossing and was hospitalized.
  • Jerusalem police are investigating the shooting and searching for those involved.

A man, approximately 30 years old and a resident of East Jerusalem, was critically injured by gunfire on Wednesday in the Shuafat refugee camp. He arrived at the Shuafat crossing under his own power and was subsequently transported to a hospital for medical treatment.

Jerusalem District Police have launched an investigation into the circumstances of the shooting. Officers are collecting evidence at the scene and conducting searches to identify those involved. The police stated that the report was received shortly before the man arrived at the crossing with a gunshot wound. Medical personnel who responded to the scene assessed his condition as serious before he was evacuated for further care. The investigation is in its early stages.

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