Hostage Survivor's Sister Severely Injured in West Bank Stone-Throwing Attack
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Emona Schreiber Orr, sister of hostage survivor Avinatan Orr, was seriously injured in a stone-throwing attack on Route 60 in the West Bank. Her vehicle was struck by a large stone, causing her to lose control and collide with another car. She sustained multiple fractures, a dislocated shoulder, and breathing problems and is hospitalized.
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- Emona Schreiber Orr, sister of hostage survivor Avinatan Orr, was severely injured in a West Bank stone-throwing attack.
- A large stone shattered her car's windshield on Route 60 near the village of Luban.
- The incident led to a collision with another vehicle.
- Orr suffered a fractured vertebra, dislocated shoulder, and breathing difficulties.
- She is hospitalized at Beilinson Hospital and is under medical care.
Emona Schreiber Orr, 21, sister of hostage survivor Avinatan Orr, was severely injured yesterday in a stone-throwing incident on Route 60 in the West Bank. The attack occurred as she was driving from Ariel towards Eli, near the village of Luban. A large stone was hurled at the right side of her windshield, causing it to shatter. Orr continued driving to escape the area but subsequently collided with another vehicle. She recalls the impact of the stone and the shattering glass but has no memory of the collision itself. Despite her injuries, Orr managed to call the police to report her location on Route 60. She was evacuated by ambulance to Beilinson Hospital. Medical examinations revealed a fractured vertebra, displaced vertebrae, a posterior dislocation of her left shoulder, and breathing difficulties due to lung trauma. She is also suffering from severe bruises and pain and is currently under medical observation and treatment. Her family has requested prayers for her recovery.
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