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One lightly wounded in stone-throwing attack in Samaria

Israeli soldiers and police officers on Sept. 20, 2026, near the scene of a shooting attack at a spring near the Israeli community of Neve Tzuf in Samaria, where an Israeli man was shot by a Palestinian terrorist and later died of his wounds. Photo by Hilel Ben Or/Flash90.
Israeli soldiers and police officers on Sept. 20, 2026, near the scene of a shooting attack at a spring near the Israeli community of Neve Tzuf in Samaria, where an Israeli man was shot by a Palestinian terrorist and later died of his wounds. Photo by Hilel Ben Or/Flash90.
Hilel Ben Or/Flash90

One person was lightly wounded on Monday morning when stones were thrown at an Israeli vehicle on Route 60, just south of the Sha’ar Binyamin Junction in Samaria, according to Hatzalah Judea and Samaria (Rescuers Without Borders).

The vehicle’s windshield was damaged, but the wounded person continued driving and sought medical attention independently, the rescue group said.

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