An Israeli reservist serving in the Al-Fawwar area near Hebron says that Kan Reshet Bet (Israel's public radio) incorrectly reported on Sunday that a 'Jewish terror' attack occurred there, when in fact it was a simple traffic accident between a Jewish and a Palestinian driver. The reservist accused the broadcaster of failing to verify the facts.
An Israeli reservist currently serving in the Al-Fawwar area near Hebron told The Zioneer that Kan Reshet Bet (Israel's public radio) reported on Sunday that a 'Jewish terror' attack had occurred in the area. The reservist said the incident was a routine traffic accident between a Jewish and a Palestinian driver, and that no terror attack took place. The reservist accused the broadcaster of failing to verify the facts before airing the report. The Zioneer could not independently confirm the reservist's account or the original radio broadcast.
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