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Now 14Security

Israeli Woman Injured in Stone-Throwing Attack Near Ma'ale Levona in West Bank

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

An Israeli woman was injured in a stone-throwing attack on a vehicle near Ma'ale Levona in the West Bank, prompting an IDF manhunt and lockdown of Sinjil village.

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  • An Israeli woman was injured by stone-throwing near Ma'ale Levona in the West Bank.
  • Two vehicles were damaged in the attack on a main road.
  • The injured woman was taken to hospital for treatment.
  • IDF forces launched searches for the suspects following the incident.
  • A security cordon was imposed on the village of Sinjil during the manhunt.
Israeli Woman Injured in Stone-Throwing Attack Near Ma'ale Levona in West Bank
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An Israeli woman was injured on Wednesday when Palestinians threw stones at a vehicle on a main road near the West Bank settlement of Ma'ale Levona. The woman was evacuated to a hospital for medical treatment following the attack. In addition to the injury, two vehicles sustained damage from the stone-throwing incident. Following the attack, Israeli Defense Forces launched a manhunt for the suspects and imposed a security cordon on the nearby village of Sinjil to contain the area and facilitate the search.

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