A girl who was inside a stolen car in Samaria has been found safe and reunited with her mother, according to Israeli media reports. The vehicle was stolen from a Palestinian village, with the girl inside, and she was located unharmed. The suspect remains at large.
A girl who was in a stolen vehicle in Samaria has been reunited with her mother after being found safe, Israeli media reported Monday evening. The vehicle was stolen from a Palestinian village, with the girl inside, and she was located unharmed.
As The Zioneer reported earlier this evening, the vehicle was taken near the village of Nabi Elias with the girl inside, and the suspect threw her from the vehicle before fleeing. The IDF had raised alert levels out of fear of an abduction. The suspect is still being sought by security forces.
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