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Gaza terrorist stabs Israeli Border Policeman in Samaria

The assailant was shot and killed after lightly wounding the officer.

The wounded Israeli Border Police officer recovering in the hospital after being stabbed by a Gazan terrorist during a counterterror operation in al-Bira in Samaria on July 15, 2024. Credit: Israel Police.
The wounded Israeli Border Police officer recovering in the hospital after being stabbed by a Gazan terrorist during a counterterror operation in al-Bira in Samaria on July 15, 2024. Credit: Israel Police.

Israeli Border Police shot and killed a terrorist after he stabbed and lightly wounded one of them in Samaria overnight Monday.

The terrorist was identified as a 19-year-old resident of the Gaza Strip.

The incident occurred during a counterterror operation in the city of al-Bira, north of Jerusalem, near Ramallah.

Commander of the Military Police, Superintendent Yitzhak Brik, visited the officer in the hospital and praised his response: “With a quick, determined and sharp reaction, you recognized the threat, made contact and eliminated the terrorist—you acted as a Military Police fighter is expected to act in this type of event. I wish you a speedy recovery,” said Brik, as quoted by Israel National News.

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