Palestinian woman arrested in attempted stabbing attack outsite settlement
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Israel security forces arrested a Palestinian woman on Sunday morning who tried to stab a security guard at the gate of Ma'aleh Shomron, a settlement in the West Bank, according to police reports.
A car approached the security fence around the settlement. As security forces approached the car, the woman in the driver's seat threw a knife at the officers and attempted to escape. The woman was arrested and taken into custody.
There were no injuries reported in the incident.
Tovah Lazaroff contributed to this report.