Bottle Thrown at Netanyahu's Motorcade During Jerusalem Campaign Visit
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
An unknown person threw a glass bottle at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's motorcade near Jerusalem's Mahane Yehuda market on Thursday, October 22. The incident occurred during a campaign visit and resulted in no injuries. Security forces attempted to detain the suspect, but no arrest was reported. The prime minister was celebrating his 77th birthday.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- An unknown individual threw a glass bottle at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's motorcade in Jerusalem.
- The incident occurred on Thursday evening, October 22, near the Mahane Yehuda market.
- No injuries were reported following the bottle-throwing incident.
- Netanyahu was visiting the market as part of his election campaign.
- Security forces attempted to apprehend the suspect but no arrest was confirmed.
An unidentified individual threw a glass bottle towards the motorcade of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday evening, October 22, near the Mahane Yehuda market in Jerusalem. No injuries were reported from the incident, according to Ynet. Netanyahu was visiting the market as part of his election campaign. His visit lasted approximately 20 minutes, during which marketgoers welcomed him and some sang songs to celebrate his 77th birthday, which he marked on October 21. The bottle was reportedly made of glass, as per "A-Yom" newspaper. Police and security personnel attempted to apprehend the suspect, but no arrest has been confirmed. The prime minister's motorcade's use of tram tracks during the visit caused a temporary suspension of Jerusalem's light rail service on one section.
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