The driver was wounded by a brick hurled at his vehicle.
By JNS
An Israeli bus driver was wounded on Tuesday by a brick hurled at his vehicle in the Palestinian village of Hajjah in northern Samaria.
The 51-year-old reportedly entered the town to refuel and was confronted by local residents who then assaulted him, hurling a brick that penetrated the windshield and struck him in the head.
He was treated by first responders at the scene before being transported to Beilinson Hospital in Petach Tikvah for further treatment.
IDF helicopter targeted
On Wednesday morning, terrorists opened fire on an Israel Defense Forces helicopter flying low over the Palestinian city of Tulkarm in Samaria, according to Arab reports.
Video circulating online appears to show the attack.
No injuries or damage were reported.
Israeli forces arrest 19 suspects overnight
A suspect was wounded by Israeli fire while trying to evade an arrest in Kfar Tzida overnight Tuesday, according to the IDF. The suspect was directed to receive medical treatment at a hospital. Israeli forces came under fire in the town, according to the military.
The IDF arrested a total of 19 suspects in counterterrorism activities across Judea and Samaria overnight.
Weapons and military equipment were also confiscated during the operation.
No Israeli casualties were reported.
Terrorist fires at Jewish shepherd
On Wednesday, a masked terrorist fired on a Jewish shepherd at the Dorot Illit farm in northern Samaria, according to Israeli media reports.
The shepherd was unharmed and the terrorist fled the scene.
A manhunt was underway for the terrorist, with large forces sweeping the area.