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Arutz ShevaSecurity

Jewish Man Moderately Injured in Stabbing North of Jericho, Suspect Flees

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A Jewish man was moderately wounded in a stabbing north of Jericho, with the Israeli suspect fleeing the scene.

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  • A Jewish man was moderately injured in a stabbing near Auja, north of Jericho.
  • The victim had stopped in the village for shopping when attacked.
  • The stabbing occurred on Sunday morning.
  • Medical and security teams responded to the incident.
  • The 24-year-old Israeli suspect fled and is currently at large.
Jewish Man Moderately Injured in Stabbing North of Jericho, Suspect Flees
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A 24-year-old Jewish man was moderately injured in a stabbing attack near the village of Auja, north of the city of Jericho, on Sunday morning. Medical and security teams were dispatched to the scene following the incident. Initial reports indicate the victim had stopped in the village for shopping when he was attacked. The assailant, described as an Israeli man aged 24, fled the scene and remains at large.

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