Israeli ambulance stoned in East Jerusalem
No injuries reported; four policemen hurt in rock-throwing incident in Abu Tor neighborhood
Lazar Berman is The Times of Israel's diplomatic reporter
Illustrative photo of an ambulance in Tel Aviv (photo credit: Joshua Davidovich/The Times of Israel)
Arab residents threw stones at a Magen David Adom ambulance in East Jerusalem Monday night. The vehicle’s window was damaged, Walla reported.
No injuries were reported.
Earlier Monday, four policemen were lightly injured by stone-throwers in Jerusalem’s Abu Tor neighborhood when they attempted to arrest a man suspected of setting fire to a car.
In late July, 15 Israelis were injured in Jerusalem in two separate stone-throwing incidents near the Old City, including a family of 12 who suffered injuries near Damascus Gate.
