Report: Suspected Hit-and-Run Near Rawabi North of Ramallah
SadaNews - A 13-year-old settler sustained minor injuries in a hit-and-run incident that occurred this evening, Sunday, near Rawabi in the Ramallah area.
According to initial information, the event has been classified as "suspected hit-and-run." The injured was transported to the entrance of the Atarot settlement, where the Magen David Adom team provided him with initial medical assistance at the scene.
Israel's Army Radio reported that the vehicle suspected of carrying out the hit-and-run withdrew from the site, while occupation forces continue their search and investigation, and details are still under review.
The occupation army closed the "Ayoun Al-Haramiya" road connecting Ramallah and Nablus, claiming to search for a Palestinian who allegedly ran over a settler and fled the scene.. SadaNews
According to the Israeli Broadcasting Authority, the army is treating the incident as a "security event" and is pursuing the vehicle, while it is claimed that the condition of the settler who was hit is minor.
According to Israeli claims, the hit-and-run took place near the "Atirot" settlement located near the towns of Attara and Birzeit, north of Ramallah.
Yedioth Ahronoth reported that the Israeli army is imposing a cordon around Ramallah.
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