Israeli Mother and Son Treated for Shock After Palestinian Rock-Throwing Attack

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Palestinians attacked a passenger car with stones near Ramallah. PHOTO: Emergency services spokesperson.

The car hit by stones on Thursday thrown by Palestinian attackers near Ramle. Photo: Hatzalah.

An Israeli woman and her son suffered from shock after Palestinians attacked their car with stones and shattered their rear windshield, Israeli news website 0404 reported on Thursday.

The attack occurred on Route 431, between Rishon Letzion and Ramle. Magen David Adom paramedics administered first aid at the scene, before evacuating the woman and her son to a nearby hospital.

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