Palestinian prevents lynching of 5 lost American yeshiva students in Hebron
(Worthy News) – A Palestinian man saved five American yeshiva students from Brooklyn from being lynched in Hebron after they took a wrong turn Thursday on their way to the Cave of the Patriarchs.
The students entered the Palestinian neighborhood of Jabal Johar after having been misdirected there by the navigational system Waze, according to security sources.
Palestinians on the street who saw their car immediately threw stones and a firebomb at the vehicle. The yeshiva students were able to escape from the car before the Palestinians torched it.
A Palestinian resident of the neighborhood helped rescue them and sheltered them in his apartment. [ Source ]
2 American yeshiva students hurt in Hebron firebombing
Two of the students, residents of Brooklyn, NY were lightly-to-moderately injured in the riot that ensued after they accidentally entered the southern part of the predominantly Palestinian city, while en route to the Cave of the Patriarchs.
Palestinian assailants firebombed their car, setting it alight, according to the Walla news website.
The group was whisked away by a local, who let them hide in his house until Israel security forces arrived to extract them. [ Source ]
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