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Ongoing Story· Day 56

Jerusalem Neighborhood Reports Gunfire, Casualties Feared

8 developments

AlarabSecurity

East Jerusalem Man Critically Injured in Violence Near Ma'ale Adumim; Suspect Arrested

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A man from East Jerusalem was critically injured with penetrating wounds in a violent incident near Ma'ale Adumim. Police arrested a suspect in his thirties from East Jerusalem and are investigating the incident, which they have classified as criminal. The injured man is receiving medical treatment.

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  • An East Jerusalem resident was critically injured in a violent incident near Ma'ale Adumim.
  • The injured man sustained penetrating wounds.
  • Police arrested a suspect in his thirties, also from East Jerusalem.
  • Authorities have classified the incident's background as criminal.
  • Investigations into the incident are ongoing.
East Jerusalem Man Critically Injured in Violence Near Ma'ale Adumim; Suspect Arrested
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A resident of East Jerusalem sustained critical penetrating injuries during a violent incident on Route 417 near Ma'ale Adumim. Police forces responding to the scene apprehended a suspect in his thirties, also an East Jerusalem resident, and transferred him for investigation. The injured man was transported to the hospital for medical treatment. Police confirmed that the incident's background is criminal and that investigations are ongoing.

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