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Ramat Gan Religious Council Head Seriously Wounded in Suspected Stabbing Attack
- On Thursday, a 47-year-old man was stabbed in Ramat Gan in what authorities suspect was a terror attack; emergency responders evacuated the victim, identified as religious council chairman Gedaliyahu Ben Shimon, to Ichilov Hospital in Tel Aviv.
- Israel Police arrested a 20-year-old resident of Jatt, an Arab village in northern Israel, shortly after the incident, though authorities have not officially determined if the stabbing was terror-motivated.
- The victim reported the assailant yelled "Allahu Akbar" during the attack; footage reviewed by The Jerusalem Post indicates the assault continued after the stabbing, while Israel Police later uncovered a knife suspected to be the weapon.
- Ben Shimon remains in serious but stable condition at Ichilov Hospital, and the Central Investigations Unit of the Tel Aviv District police has assumed responsibility for investigating the case.
- Law enforcement officers remain deployed throughout the area for evidence collection and public safety, as authorities examine the incident as a potential terror attack due to lack of evidence the two men knew each other.
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The suspect, who was arrested quickly at the scene, reportedly shouted "Allah Akbar" at the time of the attack, and the police are now seriously investigating the trail of a nationalist attack.
BREAKING: Man seriously wounded after suspected terror stabbing in Ramat Gan
A 47-year-old man was stabbed in Ramat Gan on Thursday afternoon in what is suspected to have been a terror attack. Magen David Adom provided first aid to the man and evacuated him to Ichilov Hospital in Tel Aviv in serious condition. This is a developing story....
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- 40% of the sources are Center, 40% of the sources lean Right
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C 40%
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