Palestinian Attacks Injure Israeli Driver and Shepherd in West Bank
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
Two Israelis were lightly injured in separate Palestinian attacks in the West Bank on Tuesday. A driver was hit by a stone thrown at her car, and a shepherd was assaulted with clubs. Additional reports included attacks on Jewish individuals during an olive harvest and an attempted assault on an ATV rider, all resulting in no serious injuries. The incidents occurred in various locations across Judea and Samaria.
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- A female driver was lightly injured by a stone thrown at her car in the West Bank.
- A shepherd was lightly injured after being attacked with clubs by Arab assailants.
- Several Jews were reportedly attacked with stones and violence near Ma'oz Yehuda.
- Two separate incidents involving shepherds and an ATV rider concluded without injuries.
- The attacks occurred in various locations across Judea and Samaria on Tuesday.
Two Israelis, a female driver and a shepherd, sustained minor injuries in separate attacks in the West Bank on Tuesday. The driver was wounded when Palestinians hurled stones at her vehicle south of the Rehalim junction, en route to Sawiya. A stone shattered her windshield, entered the car, and struck her in the face. Despite her injury, she maintained control of the vehicle. Rescue personnel provided her with initial medical treatment, and she was evacuated to Beilinson Hospital in stable, light condition.
Earlier, around 8:10 AM, Arab assailants attacked a shepherd near Ma'aleh Ahuvia with clubs, also causing minor injuries. Around 7:30 AM, several Jews from Ma'oz Yehuda were reportedly attacked with stones and violence by Arabs from the village of Qabalan. The organization described the attack as occurring under the cover of the olive harvest, with the victims suffering light injuries that did not require medical attention.
In another incident near Beit 'Ur al-Tahta, a shepherd from Sha'ara Farm was attacked by Arabs but was not injured. Additionally, near Tal Baniyah, close to Havat Gilad, three Arab assailants reportedly attempted to attack a Jewish ATV rider with sticks. The rider managed to evade them as they ran towards him, and this incident concluded without injuries. The reports of these incidents were provided by Rescue Without Borders, a Palestinian rescue organization operating in Judea and Samaria.
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