4-Year-Old Israeli Boy Injured in Rock Throwing Attack Near Bethlehem
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by News Editor
The Israeli military said that Palestinians hurling rocks at cars in the West Bank on Sunday lightly injured a 4-year-old Israeli boy. The army said the incident took place at an intersection near the West Bank city of Bethlehem, south of Jerusalem.
The boy, who was struck in the head by shards of glass from the shattered window of the car he was in, was taken to a clinic in the nearby settlement of Efrat, Israel Radio reported.
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