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Kikar HaShabbatSecurity

Bus Driver Allegedly Runs Over Yeshiva Student in Modi'in Illit

Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

An Arab bus driver in Modi'in Illit allegedly drove at speed with students clinging to his bus after an argument. One student fell and was apparently run over by the wheels, heard screaming in pain on video. The incident was captured on camera.

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  • A bus driver in Modi'in Illit allegedly ran over a yeshiva student.
  • The incident occurred after an argument between the driver and students.
  • Students were seen clinging to the bus door before one fell.
  • The victim was heard screaming in pain on video footage.
  • The driver is described as Arab, and the students as from a yeshiva.

A disturbing video from Modi'in Illit appears to show an Arab bus driver intentionally driving at speed while yeshiva students clung to the door following an argument. One student fell, and the bus's wheels seemingly ran over him. The student can be heard screaming in pain in the footage. The incident occurred after an altercation between the students and the driver.

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