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Man Seriously Wounded in Suspected Stabbing Attack in West Bank; Two Palestinians Detained
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By עידן בלומהוף, אלישע בן קימון
Security09:31 · Jul 23

Man Seriously Wounded in Suspected Stabbing Attack in West Bank; Two Palestinians Detained

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A 51-year-old man was seriously injured in a stabbing incident near a farm in the West Bank on Thursday afternoon. The attack occurred close to the Avraham farm near Elon Moreh, coinciding with a fire outbreak at the site. Paramedics and medics from Magen David Adom (MDA), along with an Israeli Defense Forces medical unit, provided emergency treatment at the scene. Two Palestinians were detained immediately following the incident. The MDA received the emergency call at 12:17 PM, and a helicopter was dispatched to evacuate the wounded man for further medical care.

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