Israeli Child Injured After Arabs Hurl Rocks at Car
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by Zach Pontz
An Israeli child was injured Wednesday near Bethlehem when a rock was hurled towards the car he was riding in. The IDF tweeted about the incident shortly after it happened.
“A short while ago, Palestinians hurled rocks at an Israeli car near Bethlehem, injuring a child. He was taken to a hospital for treatment,” said the IDF.
An IDF commander Tweeted a picture of the bloodied victim, who was taken to the hospital.
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