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Young Woman Injured in Stone-Throwing Attack on Samaria Highway

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A young woman was injured in a stone-throwing attack on Highway 60 near the Rehalim settlement in Samaria on Tuesday, October 27. She sustained a light facial injury and was taken to Beilinson Hospital. The circumstances of the incident are being investigated.

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  • A young woman was injured in a stone-throwing attack on Highway 60 in Samaria.
  • The incident occurred on Tuesday, October 27, near the Rehalim settlement.
  • The victim sustained a light facial injury and was hospitalized.
  • Magen David Adom responded to the scene.
  • The circumstances of the attack are under investigation.
Young Woman Injured in Stone-Throwing Attack on Samaria Highway
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A young woman, approximately 20 years old, sustained injuries on Tuesday, October 27, when her vehicle was targeted in a stone-throwing attack on Highway 60 near the Rehalim settlement in Samaria. The Magen David Adom emergency service received a report of the incident. The injured woman, suffering from a facial injury, was transported to Beilinson Hospital in Petah Tikva. Her condition is described as light, and the circumstances of the attack are currently under investigation.

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