Residents of Settlement Ordered to Stay Home After Woman Injured in Palestinian Ambush
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Residents of Tekoa, a West Bank settlement south of Jerusalem, were ordered to stay home on Wednesday morning. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
Residents of Tekoa were ordered to stay home Wednesday morning after a 38-year-old woman from the West Bank settlement was lightly injured and evacuated from the scene of a rock ambush after Palestinian attackers allegedly smashed her windows and attempted to physically remove her from the vehicle before she managed to flee the scene.
Seven cars were damaged in the attack after the group of Palestinians threw stones at vehicles driving on the road leading from Tekoa to Har Homa.
Read full story at Ynet.
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