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MakoSecurity

Women Attack Daycare Assistant with Screwdriver and Hammer in Southern Israel

Translated & summarized from Mako by baba

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Hebrew · 8 newsrooms covering

Police in southern Israel are investigating an assault at a daycare center in Ar'ara al-Naqab where several women allegedly broke in and attacked an assistant teacher with a screwdriver and hammer. Security footage shows the assistant being dragged by her hair and assaulted. Authorities are searching for the suspects and working to identify them.

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  • Several women allegedly attacked a daycare assistant with a screwdriver and hammer in Ar'ara al-Naqab.
  • The assault occurred at a daycare center in southern Israel.
  • Security footage shows the assistant being dragged by her hair during the attack.
  • Police are investigating the incident and searching for the suspects.
Women Attack Daycare Assistant with Screwdriver and Hammer in Southern Israel
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Police in southern Israel are investigating a severe assault incident that occurred at a daycare center in the Bedouin town of Ar'ara al-Naqab. According to initial suspicions, several women broke into the facility and attacked an assistant teacher using a screwdriver and a hammer. Security footage obtained by N12 shows the assistant being dragged by her hair and assaulted with the tools. Police officers from the Ar'ara station have launched an investigation, are conducting searches, and are working to identify the attackers. Further details are expected as the investigation progresses.

MakoCentre · Neve Ilan

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