Israeli seriously wounded in terror stabbing at Samaria farm
The victim sustained multiple wounds to his hand and upper body “until the knife broke,” the Rescuers Without Borders volunteer emergency service said.
An Israeli man was seriously wounded in a terror stabbing at the Maoz Yehuda Farm in central Samaria on Monday morning. The victim sustained multiple stab wounds to his hand and upper body before the knife broke. The terrorist fled but was located an hour later near Qabalan by IDF soldiers and was eliminated after attempting to stab them. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu commended the troops, stating, "No terrorist has anywhere to hide." Defense Minister Israel Katz affirmed Israel's policy to pursue Palestinian terrorism and strengthen Jewish settlement, noting that terrorism in Judea and Samaria is "at its lowest level in decades." He also mentioned orders for an "all-out campaign" against Palestinian Authority and other terrorist infrastructure if they turn against Israel, to prevent a return to a prolonged intifada or the events of October 7.
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