Emuna Schreiber, sister of released Gaza hostage Avinatan Or, was moderately injured in a car crash near Rehelim Junction after trying to flee stone-throwing, according to the Judea and Samaria Situation Room. The post said her vehicle veered off the road as stones were thrown at it.
Israel National News separately reported that Schreiber was moderately injured while attempting to escape a rock attack. The Situation Room said she was hospitalized at Beilinson Hospital with spinal fractures and severe injuries, while her family said her life was not in danger and she did not require surgery.
Crash during attempted escape
The sources describe a crash as Schreiber tried to get away from an attack on her vehicle. The available reports do not provide a precise time, identify the people throwing stones, or say whether anyone was arrested. They also do not detail the vehicle's damage or provide a medical statement from the hospital.
“Emuna Schreiber, sister of former Hamas hostage Avinatan Or, was moderately injured several days ago while attempting to escape a rock attack.” Israel National News
Her family's account, as relayed by the Situation Room, offered reassurance that her life was not in danger and surgery was unnecessary. The phrase “severe injuries” in the post appears alongside the description of moderate condition; the reports do not explain that distinction or provide further clinical context.
Threat to road users
Stone-throwing at vehicles can endanger drivers and passengers, including people who lose control while trying to avoid projectiles. Here, the reported injury followed a vehicle leaving the road during an attempt to escape. The sources do not provide additional facts about the attackers or a security response.
Israeli communities and travelers in Judea and Samaria face threats that include attacks on roads. The cited accounts describe a specific alleged stone-throwing incident, not a wider pattern or a documented dispute over the “settler violence” narrative. No IDF response is reported.
Both accounts identify Schreiber, the location near Rehelim Junction, and the reported link between the stone-throwing and crash. Further details about the incident and any investigation were not included. Her family said she was not in life-threatening condition and did not need surgery.