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Israeli Couple Wounded in Drive-By Shooting Attack Near West Bank Settlement
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Two Israelis were wounded in a drive-by shooting near the West Bank settlement of Avnei Hefetz. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
Two Israelis were wounded Wednesday evening in a shooting attack next to the West Bank settlement of Avnei Hefetz, southeast of the Palestinian city of Tulkarem, according to security forces.
The two were travelling in a car when shots were fired at them from a passing vehicle, the army said. IDF Forces are currently searching the area for vehicle that fled the scene.
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