18-Year-Old Moderately Wounded in Suspected Stabbing Near Jordan Valley Village
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
An 18-year-old man was moderately wounded in a suspected stabbing attack near Ouja village in the Jordan Valley on Sunday morning. Israeli security forces responded promptly and are investigating the incident as a potential terror attack.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- An 18-year-old was moderately injured in a stabbing near Ouja village in the Jordan Valley.
- IDF and police forces were dispatched to investigate the suspected terror attack.
- The stabbing was reported at 09:18 to Magen David Adom in the Gilboa region.
- United Hatzalah medic Yehonatan Avrahami provided first aid with IDF medical support.
- The victim was stabbed while stopping at a store, according to eyewitnesses.
- Police continue to examine the circumstances of the incident.
An 18-year-old male was moderately injured in a stabbing incident near the village of Ouja in the Jordan Valley on Sunday morning. Security forces, including the IDF and police from the Shai district, were dispatched to the scene to investigate the circumstances, with suspicion of a terror attack being examined. The incident was reported at 09:18 to the Magen David Adom emergency center in the Gilboa area, where paramedics and medics provided initial treatment to the victim, who sustained a penetrating injury.
Yehonatan Avrahami, a medic from United Hatzalah, stated that bystanders reported the victim was stabbed while stopping to buy something at a nearby store. With assistance from an IDF mobile intensive care unit, Avrahami administered first aid at the scene, describing the victim's condition as moderate and stable. The police continue to investigate the event to determine the full details of the attack.
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