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Israeli Infant Undergoes Emergency Surgery After Swallowing Family Amulet Safety Pin
How 3 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · Jul 16, 2026
What happened
A six-month-old Israeli infant swallowed an open safety pin attached to a family gold amulet, leading to emergency endoscopic surgery at Hadassah Medical Center. The pin had pierced the baby's stomach wall but was successfully removed without lasting injury. The family now warns parents against hanging small objects near infants' beds due to serious risks.
- 01Six-month-old Adir David swallowed an open safety pin attached to a family gold amulet.
- 02The pin pierced the infant's stomach wall, requiring urgent endoscopic surgery at Hadassah.
- 03The medical team carefully removed the pin without causing further injury.
- 04Parents are warned not to hang pins, jewelry, or small objects near infants' beds.
- 05Immediate medical attention is crucial even if the child appears calm after swallowing sharp objects.
- 06The family emphasizes the hidden dangers of sentimental items around babies.
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