“All
three settlers were standing behind the railing alongside the road;
they looked like they were 16 or 17 years old. He did not see any
weapons in their possession.
They
slowed down the car, at which time the stone hit Jarara in the head. He
did not lose consciousness, but there was a lot of blood streaming from
his head. His brother, Imad, shows us a photo showing the stone on the
back seat after it hit Mohammed. It is larger than a fist. Imaging from
the hospital shows the damage done to the front of his skull, part of
which was crushed.”
Mohammed Jarara was seriously injured after Israelis ambushed the car he was driving in in the West Bank
Alex Levac
