Released Captive's Sister Injured Fleeing Stone-Throwing Attack in Samaria
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Emona Schreiber, sister of released captive Avinatan Or, was moderately injured in a car accident in Samaria after fleeing a stone-throwing attack. She is hospitalized with spinal fractures and severe bruises at Beilinson Hospital, with her family stating her life is not in danger. The incident occurred near the Rehalim Junction, and her family has requested prayers for her recovery.
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- Emona Schreiber, sister of released captive Avinatan Or, was injured in Samaria.
- She was fleeing a stone-throwing attack when her car crashed.
- Schreiber sustained moderate injuries including spinal fractures.
- She is hospitalized at Beilinson Hospital and her life is not in danger.
- Her brother Avinatan Or was held captive by Hamas after the October 7th attack.
Emona Schreiber, the sister of released captive Avinatan Or, sustained moderate injuries in a car accident in Samaria several days ago. The incident occurred near the Rehalim Junction after Schreiber attempted to flee a barrage of stones thrown at her vehicle by Palestinians. As she tried to evade the attack, her car veered off the road, resulting in her injuries. Schreiber, who resides in the settlement of Shilo in the Benjamin Regional Council, was evacuated to Beilinson Hospital. She is currently hospitalized with spinal fractures, severe bruises, and pain. The Or family has updated on her condition, stating that she does not require surgery and her life is not in danger, but she is experiencing significant pain. They have requested the public to pray for her recovery. Emona is one of six siblings of Avinatan Or, who was abducted by Hamas terrorists during the October 7th attacks. During his captivity in Gaza, Emona married her fiancé, while her brother was still held captive and unable to attend the wedding.
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