Israeli toddler hurt in rock-throwing attack in West Bank
Military forces sweeping area near Hawara village for perpetrators
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Palestinians throw stones at Israeli forces (unseen) during clashes in the center of the West Bank town of Hebron on June 16, 2014. (photo credit: Menahem Kahana/AFP)
A two-year-old girl was lightly injured near the West Bank village of Hawara, between Nablus and the Tapuah Junction, after Palestinians hurled stones at the vehicle in which she was seated, Ynet reported.
The child and her family are residents of the settlement of Yitzhar.
Military forces were sweeping the area for the perpetrators.
Earlier, three Molotov cocktails were hurled by unknown assailants at the home of a Jewish family in the Jerusalem neighborhood of Abu Tor.
No injuries were reported.
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