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Two Wounded in West Bank Shooting Attack; Assailants Eliminated

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MignewsSecurity

Two Critically Wounded in Judea Shooting Attack

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Russian · Sole source

A shooting attack in Judea near Hebron left five Israelis wounded, with two in critical condition. Soldiers eliminated two assailants at the scene. The injured were taken to Jerusalem hospitals, with two in critical condition and three with moderate to light injuries.

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  • Two people are in critical condition after a shooting attack in Judea.
  • Five Israelis were injured in the attack near Hebron.
  • Two assailants were killed by soldiers at the scene.
  • The attack occurred at the Judea Junction on Route 35.
  • Military units secured the area after the incident.

Two individuals are in critical condition following a shooting attack in Judea, according to Jerusalem hospitals. A total of five people were injured in the incident, which occurred near the city of Hebron on Route 35 at the Judea Junction. Three other victims sustained moderate to light injuries and have been hospitalized.

At Shaare Zedek Medical Center, two patients arrived with moderate, stable injuries and are undergoing further treatment. Hadassah Ein Kerem hospital is treating a fifth victim who suffered minor injuries, is fully conscious, and receiving medical care.

The attack involved unknown assailants opening fire on Israelis. In response, soldiers at the scene eliminated two attackers. Following the incident, Israeli military units cordoned off the area.

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