Israeli Police Report Stone-Throwing Attack on Haredi Tourists Near Hebron
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Israeli police said Haredi tourists near Hebron were attacked with stones by Palestinians, prompting police protection; the group was hiking without IDF permission.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Israeli Haredi tourists were attacked with stones by Palestinians near Hebron.
- Police intervened to protect the Israeli group from the stone-throwing threat.
- Investigation found no extreme violence from the Israeli side, only civilians touring.
- The group was hiking near Kharbat Harmoush village in the Sa'ir area by Hebron.
- The tourists did not have prior approval from the Israel Defense Forces for their trip.
Israeli police reported that during clashes near Hebron, Israeli Haredi tourists were attacked with stones by Palestinian assailants, endangering their lives. The police statement clarified that the regional commander responded to the threat by protecting the group of Israeli visitors. Following an investigation, authorities confirmed that the incident did not involve extreme violence from the Israeli side, but rather concerned civilians on a tour. The group had been hiking near the village of Kharbat Harmoush in the Sa'ir area close to Hebron without obtaining prior approval from the Israel Defense Forces.
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