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Jewish Man Injured in Head by Stones Thrown by Dozens Near Sebastia

A 25-year-old Jewish man was moderately injured and four others were lightly injured on Wednesday morning during a stone-throwing attack near Sebastia in Samaria.

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Jewish Man Injured in Head by Stones Thrown by Dozens Near Sebastia
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What happened

  1. 01A 25-year-old Jewish man was moderately injured in the head during a stone-throwing attack near Sebastia in Samaria.
  2. 02Four other Jewish individuals sustained light injuries and received medical treatment at the scene from paramedics.
  3. 03According to JDN, dozens of Palestinians from the village of Ramin attacked the group in the grazing lands of Brit Avraham.
  4. 04The moderately injured victim was evacuated by an all-terrain vehicle before being transported by Magen David Adom to Beilinson Hospital.
  5. 05While most outlets reported the attack occurred on Wednesday morning, Magen David Adom stated it took place on Tuesday morning.
  6. 06Security forces have not reported any arrests of the assailants following the confrontations and stone-throwing.

According to JDN, the incident occurred in the grazing lands of Brit Avraham, where the Jewish individuals were present when they were attacked. The organization Hatala Yehuda L'lo Gvulot reported that dozens of Palestinians from the nearby village of Ramin threw stones at the group. The moderately injured man, who sustained a head injury, was evacuated from the grazing area in an all-terrain vehicle to a meeting point with medical teams in Sebastia.

Magen David Adom paramedics provided medical assistance at the scene. They treated the 25-year-old man and transported him to Beilinson Hospital in moderate condition. The four other victims, who suffered light injuries, received medical treatment at the scene. While Israel National News, Kipa, and JDN reported that the attack occurred on Wednesday morning, Magen David Adom reported that the incident took place on Tuesday morning, noting they received the call at 9:30 AM.

According to Kipa, the incident took place during confrontations and stone-throwing. As of Wednesday morning, security forces had not reported any arrests of the assailants.

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