Gunmen Kill 2 Israelis, Wound 4 Near Hebron; Attackers Eliminated
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
A severe shooting attack took place Friday at the Yehuda Junction near Hebron, wounding four Israelis, one critically. The two Palestinian assailants opened fire on civilians before being eliminated by Israeli forces in a firefight. Security forces responded rapidly, deployed additional units, and conducted searches in the area, cordoning off nearby villages. Major roads were temporarily closed to facilitate the operation.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Four Israelis were wounded, one critically, in a shooting attack at Yehuda Junction on Friday.
- The two Palestinian assailants were eliminated by Israeli forces in an exchange of fire.
- Initial footage captured a civilian shouting, "The terrorist is shooting at us all the time."
- The IDF confirmed the elimination of the terrorists and ongoing searches in the area.
- Security forces deployed additional units, including the elite Duvdevan unit, and cordoned off nearby villages.
A severe shooting attack occurred Friday at the Yehuda Junction, near the Beit Kahil bridge on the Trans-Judaea Highway, resulting in four Israelis wounded, one critically and another seriously. Initial footage from the scene captured a civilian shouting, "The terrorist is shooting at us all the time." The two assailants who carried out the attack were eliminated by Israeli forces in an exchange of fire. The incident began when the two terrorists opened fire on civilians in the Yehuda Brigade area. Security forces responded rapidly, with additional units, including the elite Duvdevan unit and aerial assets, being deployed. Extensive searches were conducted in the area for additional suspects, and a cordon was placed on several nearby Palestinian villages. Major roads in the vicinity were blocked to allow security forces to operate. The IDF officially confirmed that two terrorists were eliminated and that searches were ongoing. Rescue forces provided medical treatment to the wounded and evacuated them to hospitals.
