Israeli Woman Lightly Wounded in Arab Stabbing Attack in Rosh Ha’ayin
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A female attacker stabbed and lightly wounded an Israeli woman at the Rosh Ha’ayin industrial area on Sunday afternoon.
The attacker, a 23-year-old resident of Kafr Qasem, was subdued by a security guard who was nearby and arrested with no shots fired. A second knife was found in the attacker’s possessions.
Security camera footage reveals what happened during the attack, showing at least 10 civilians surrounding the stabber and throwing objects at her, and two drivers blocking her path with their vehicles so she could not get away.
Read full story at Ynet.
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