Police assert no evidence of stone throwing uncovered at site of crash that killed Israeli woman

Amid assertions by the relatives and community of an Israeli woman killed last week in a car accident that the crash had been caused by stone-throwing, police assert that there was no such evidence uncovered at the scene.

Moreover, police say that no incidents of stone-throwing were reported around the time of the crash outside the Ateret settlement in the central West Bank that killed Hadas Tapuchi.

Nonetheless, police say they are still probing the incident and looking into all possibilities that might have caused the crash.

The Ateret settlement’s security coordinator independently reached out to an IDF tracker last week, who said he found signs of white powder at the scene hours after the crash, which suggested “something had been thrown there” recently.