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Sunday, September 20, 2026

At least one killed in shooting attack near Neveh Tzuf, IDF catches terrorist near local hospital

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At least one person was wounded in a suspected shooting attack in the area of Neveh Tzuf in the West Bank, north of Ramallah, on Sunday afternoon.

The wounded individual, a man in his 30s, is in critical condition and unconcious. He is being treated by medical personnel at the scene.

According to initial reports, the terrorist opened fire at Israelis bathing in a nearby spring before fleeing. He is believed to have fled in what appears to be a red Mitsubishi SUV with Palestinian Authority license plates.

Car suspected to belong to the terrorist who shot at least one person nearby Neveh Tzuf in the West Bank, September 20, 2026.
Car suspected to belong to the terrorist who shot at least one person nearby Neveh Tzuf in the West Bank, September 20, 2026. (credit: SECTION 27A COPYRIGHT ACT)

A manhunt for the terrorist is underway. The IDF is establishing roadblocks in the area.

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