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Palestinian Attackers Injure Israeli Woman Near Ramallah

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Israeli Woman Lightly Injured in West Bank Stone-Throwing Attack

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An Israeli woman was lightly injured in the head by stones thrown at her car in the West Bank on Sunday. The attack happened south of the Rihalim Junction, near the village of Sawiya. The "Hatala Yehuda Shomron Lelo Gvulot" organization reported the incident, and the woman received medical attention at the scene.

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  • An Israeli woman was lightly injured in the head by stones in the West Bank.
  • The attack occurred south of the Rihalim Junction, near the village of Sawiya.
  • Arab assailants threw stones at the Israeli vehicle.
  • The "Hatala Yehuda Shomron Lelo Gvulot" organization reported the incident.

An Israeli woman sustained a light head injury after her vehicle was targeted by stone-throwers in the West Bank on Sunday. The incident occurred south of the Rihalim Junction, as the car was traveling towards the village of Sawiya in the Samaria region. According to the "Hatala Yehuda Shomron Lelo Gvulot" (Rescue Without Borders) organization, Arab assailants threw stones at the Israeli vehicle. The woman was treated for her injuries at the scene.

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