Palestinian teen kills one and injures two in terror stabbing attack
Teenage terrorist mounts fence of Adam settlement near Jerusalem and launches vicious deadly attack before being shot dead
A teenage terrorist stabbed and killed one Israeli and wounded two others in a Jewish settlement near Jerusalem.
The assailant mounted the security fence surrounding Adam Thursday evening and stabbed two men before being shot to death by a third, who also suffered stab wounds.
One of the residents, 31, died later of his wounds, a Times of Israel reporter said on Twitter.
Magen David Adom reacted to the emergency, posting their response on Twitter.
MDA SPOKESPERSON Update: MDA EMTs and Paramedics are are treating and evacuating to Har Hatsofim a 50 year old male unconscious in critical condition with stab wounds to his upper body. Another 30 year old male is being treated in severe condition. Updates to follow pic.twitter.com/NUDsqBQdtD
— Magen David Adom (@Mdais) July 26, 2018
……Hadassa Har Hatsofim. During the evacuation one of the injured's condition deteriorated and we performed CPR. An additional 50 year old was treated and evacuated in light condition together with a woman suffering from stress symptoms."
— Magen David Adom (@Mdais) July 26, 2018
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