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Samaria ramming attack ends with terrorist neutralized, friendly fire
A force at the location opened fire toward the truck driver and neutralized him, but during the incident, they mistakenly fired (friendly fire) toward a young Israeli, who was seriously wounded.
A young man around 20 was wounded Sunday during an attack near Jit Junction in Samaria. According to reports, a truck sped toward a group of Israelis at Jit Junction in Samaria in an attempt to carry out a ramming attack.
Ramming attack at Jit Junction, Samaria (Photo: Nadav Goldstein TPS)
A force at the location opened fire toward the truck driver and neutralized him, but during the incident, they mistakenly fired (friendly fire) toward a young Israeli, who was seriously wounded. Rescue forces are performing actions to stabilize his condition.
Shmulik Agasi from United Hatzalah stated: "We provided initial medical assistance at the scene to a young man around 19 whose condition at this stage is defined as serious. We also assisted several anxiety victims due to the nature of the incident and hearing the gunshots."
