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Two Children Stabbed in Beit Shemesh, One in Critical Condition

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Hebrew · 10 newsrooms covering

Two boys aged 9 and 6 were stabbed in Beit Shemesh, with one in critical condition; a neighbor was arrested as the suspect.

The story in 6 lines · by baba

  • Two boys aged 9 and 6 were stabbed in Beit Shemesh, one critically injured and unconscious.
  • The father found the children injured at home and called emergency services.
  • Both children were taken to Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital in Jerusalem for treatment.
  • Police arrested a mentally unstable neighbor suspected of the stabbing.
  • Emergency teams provided life-saving care and mental health support at the scene.
  • The police continue to investigate the criminal incident.
Two Children Stabbed in Beit Shemesh, One in Critical Condition
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In Beit Shemesh, two young boys aged 9 and 6 were stabbed in a violent incident on Emek HaZaytim Street. The father discovered his injured children at home and immediately called emergency services. Medical teams arrived to provide urgent care; one boy was unconscious and in critical condition, while the other was seriously injured. Both were transported to Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital in Jerusalem for further treatment.

Initial investigations suggest the attacker was a mentally unstable neighbor. Police have arrested a suspect and are continuing their inquiry into the incident. Emergency responders described the scene as chaotic, with paramedics performing life-saving measures on the critically wounded child. Additional mental health support was provided at the scene due to the traumatic nature of the event.

The incident is being treated as a criminal act, and authorities are working to understand the full circumstances behind the stabbing. The community remains shaken as the investigation proceeds.

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