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Israeli Family Mistakenly Enters Jenin and Is Stoned by Militants

By דסק החדשות C14
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
The story · English

An Israeli family from the West Bank settlement of Homesh accidentally drove into the city of Jenin on Thursday and was attacked by militants who threw stones at their vehicle. Dramatic footage released after the family managed to escape shows their car with a completely shattered rear window, highlighting the severity of the assault. The family fled quickly toward the Jalameh checkpoint, where Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) troops were called in to secure their escape route. Upon reaching the checkpoint, the family joined the waiting IDF forces for assistance and security checks. This unusual incident underscores the ongoing tensions and dangers in the area, as Jenin is considered a hostile city by Israeli authorities.

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56% right-leaningFirst: Now 14 · Aug 6

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