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Palestinian rocks injure Israeli baby

An Israeli infant was injured when Palestinians hurled rocks at a car traveling in the West Bank.
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August 25, 2010

An Israeli infant was injured when Palestinians hurled rocks at a car traveling in the West Bank.

The baby was treated at the scene of Tuesday afternoon’s attack near Karne Zur, south of Hebron, and then taken to a hospital in Jerusalem. Later Tuesday another car was damaged in the same area by rocks thrown by Palestinians, according to the IDF. Also Tuesday afternoon, Palestinians threw a firebomb at an Israeli car traveling near Maale Shomron in the northern West Bank.

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