Hostage Survivor's Sister Injured After Stone Attack on West Bank Highway
Translated & summarized from i24NEWS by baba
Emona Schreiber, sister of freed hostage Avinatan Or, was injured on Highway 60 in Samaria after her car was hit by a stone, causing her to lose control and collide with another vehicle. She sustained significant injuries, including spinal damage and a lung contusion, and is receiving medical treatment. Israeli authorities are investigating the incident as a potential attack.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Emona Schreiber, sister of freed hostage Avinatan Or, was injured in a car crash on Highway 60.
- A large stone was thrown at Schreiber's car, causing her to lose control and collide with another vehicle.
- Schreiber sustained multiple injuries, including spinal damage and a lung contusion.
- Israeli police are investigating the incident as a suspected stone-throwing attack.
- The incident occurred near the Palestinian village of Luban al-Sharqiya in Samaria.
Emona Schreiber, sister of freed hostage Avinatan Or, was injured earlier this week in a car accident on Highway 60 near the Palestinian village of Luban al-Sharqiya in the Samaria region. The incident occurred when a large stone was thrown at her vehicle, shattering a window. Schreiber lost control of her car while attempting to evade the projectile and collided with an oncoming commercial vehicle. She sustained multiple injuries, including spinal damage, fractured vertebrae, a dislocated left shoulder with two fractures, and a lung contusion affecting her breathing, along with severe bruising and pain. Schreiber managed to contact the police to report the incident and her injuries before being evacuated to Beilinson Hospital in Petah Tikva for medical treatment. Her family has requested prayers for her recovery. A military source described the event as "an attack in every sense of the word," and the Israeli Police confirmed an investigation has been opened into the stone-throwing incident by the Ariel station, alongside a traffic accident investigation by the Judea and Samaria district traffic examiners. The investigation is ongoing.
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