Hostage Survivor's Sister Injured in Terror Attack Near Nablus
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
Emuna Schreiber, sister of hostage survivor Avinatan Or, was injured in a rock-throwing attack and car accident on Route 60 near Luban a-Sharqiya. She sustained severe spinal and lung injuries and was hospitalized. Israeli police are investigating the rock-throwing incident and the crash.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Emuna Schreiber, sister of Avinatan Or, was injured in a rock-throwing attack and car crash.
- Schreiber was struck by a large rock while driving on Route 60 in Samaria.
- She suffered severe spinal fractures, a dislocated shoulder, and lung injuries.
- Schreiber was evacuated to Beilinson Hospital and her family is requesting prayers.
- Israeli police are investigating the rock-throwing and the accident circumstances.
Emuna Schreiber, the sister of hostage survivor Avinatan Or, was injured earlier this week in a vehicular incident that included a Palestinian rock-throwing attack. Schreiber was struck by a large rock while driving on Route 60 near the village of Luban a-Sharqiya in the Samaria region. She was evacuated to Beilinson Hospital with severe injuries, including spinal fractures, dislocated vertebrae, a dislocated left shoulder with two fractures, and respiratory distress from a blow to the lungs, along with extensive bruising and pain. Her family has requested prayers for her recovery, identifying her as "Emuna bat Ditsa Tirtza." The Israel Police confirmed an investigation has been opened by the Ariel station into the rock-throwing incident, while traffic accident investigators from the Judea and Samaria district are examining the circumstances of the crash. The investigation is ongoing.
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