Druze Teen Stabbed Outside Tel Aviv Club After Speaking Arabic
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
A Druze teenager was moderately injured after being stabbed outside a Tel Aviv club early Sunday, allegedly because he was speaking Arabic. Three suspects, aged 18-19, have been arrested by police, who are investigating the incident. The victim's father stated his son intervened to protect a soldier during the brawl. The victim is recovering in Ichilov Hospital.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A Druze teenager was stabbed outside a Tel Aviv club after speaking Arabic.
- Three suspects aged 18-19 have been arrested by police.
- The victim's father claims the attack was motivated by the victim speaking Arabic.
- The victim intervened to protect a soldier during the brawl.
- The victim is recovering in Ichilov Hospital after surgery.
A 18-year-old Druze man, who is set to enlist in the IDF in four months, was moderately wounded after being stabbed outside a Tel Aviv club early Sunday morning. The incident occurred after a dispute that began inside the club on Kibbutz Galuyot Street escalated into a brawl in the parking lot. According to the victim's father, the altercation started because the young men were speaking Arabic amongst themselves. "My son said, 'We are Druze, there are two soldiers with me.' But because of his accent, they didn't believe him," the father recounted. He added that one assailant tried to stab one of the soldiers, and his son intervened to protect him, sustaining stab wounds in the process. Police have arrested three suspects, aged 18 and 19, in connection with the incident. A knife, believed to be the weapon used, was found on one of the suspects. The victim was taken to Ichilov Hospital, where he underwent surgery and is now recovering. "He is slowly recovering and can already talk," his father stated, expressing a desire to live in peace in Israel.
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