Two Terrorists Killed After Stabbing Attack Near Alon Moreh in West Bank

A stabbing attack occurred on Thursday at Havat Avraham in the West Bank near the settlement of Alon Moreh. A Jewish man in his early 50s was seriously injured while assisting in extinguishing a fire reportedly set by Palestinians from the nearby village of Beit Furik. Medical teams evacuated the victim by helicopter to a hospital, where his condition is described as serious but conscious.

Two Palestinian assailants who carried out the stabbing were shot and killed at the scene. Israeli military forces subsequently imposed a containment siege on Beit Furik, the village from which the attackers originated. The exact details of who neutralized the terrorists remain unclear, according to the Israel Defense Forces.

Magen David Adom emergency medic Israel Arbus, who responded to the scene, described providing life-saving treatment including hemorrhage control before the victim’s evacuation. The incident took place amid efforts by Jewish civilians to put out a fire ignited nearby, highlighting ongoing tensions in the area.

The IDF continues operations in the area to secure the scene and investigate the attack, which underscores the persistent security challenges in the West Bank region.