Stabbing Attack

The Officer Who was Injured in the Attack: a Resident of the Settlement of Ateret in Binyamin

The reserve officer who was injured in the stabbing attack at the gas station near Rantis is a resident of Ateret. Yisrael Gantz: "He has an important part in the ongoing security of the settlements of Binyamin and now he was on the front line against a criminal terrorist."

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The reserve officer who was injured in the afternoon (Sunday) in the stabbing attack in Rantis is a resident of the settlement of Ateret in Binyamin, father of 7 children. As published earlier, the terrorist stabbed the officer in the back at the gas station near the Palestinian village of Rantis in Samaria and wounded him moderately. Despite the injury, the officer strove for contact and chased after the terrorist who managed to escape until the IDF soldiers caught him. The wounded man was taken to the hospital.

Yisrael Gantz: "He plays an important part in the ongoing security of the Binyamin settlements"

The head of the Binyamin Regional Council Yisrael Gantz: "The heroic officer chased the terrorist and shot him. I support him. He plays an important part in the ongoing security of the Binyamin settlements and now he was on the front line against a criminal terrorist. I wish him a full recovery."


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