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Israeli Farmer Seriously Wounded in Stabbing Attack Near Alon Moreh, Two Assailants Killed
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 11 hours ago
What happened
Itamar Cohen, a 51-year-old co-founder of West Bank farms, was seriously wounded in a stabbing near Alon Moreh during efforts to extinguish a fire. Two attackers were killed by an Israeli civilian at the scene. Authorities are investigating the fire, believed to be arson, amid heightened tensions and calls for stronger government action against terrorism.
- 01Itamar Cohen was seriously stabbed near Alon Moreh while helping extinguish a fire.
- 02Two terrorists were killed on the spot by an Israeli civilian during the attack.
- 03The fire is suspected to be arson and is under investigation by fire and police authorities.
- 04Yossi Dagan condemned the attack and called on the government to crush terrorism and incitement.
- 05Cohen is conscious but in pain; his wife requested prayers for his recovery and Israeli unity.
- 06Farmers' groups demand harsh measures against arson terrorism threatening agricultural communities.
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