Stabbing victim: 'I was listening to music-then I saw blood'
- 8 years ago
Hisorai Taplaya a foreign worker from Nepal, was stabbed by a Palestinian terrorist on Sunday morning while waiting at a bus stop on Shmagar street in Jerusalem.
"It was my day off, I went to Makor Baruch (a neighborhood in Jerusalem,) I was listening to music on my headphones," she told ynet.
According to police, "An initial investigation of the attack revealed that the woman was standing next to a bust stop on Shamgar Street, when a Palestinian man approached her and stabbed her in the back before fleeing the scene.
Earlier on Sunday A Palestinian man stabbed a border policeman near Damascus Gate.
According to police, "He had been walking from Damascus Gate towards Hagai Street when he noticed two border policemen who were patrolling together."
The assailant in the first attack on Sunday was later identified as a 38-year-old resident of the Nablus named Bassm Salah.
"It was my day off, I went to Makor Baruch (a neighborhood in Jerusalem,) I was listening to music on my headphones," she told ynet.
According to police, "An initial investigation of the attack revealed that the woman was standing next to a bust stop on Shamgar Street, when a Palestinian man approached her and stabbed her in the back before fleeing the scene.
Earlier on Sunday A Palestinian man stabbed a border policeman near Damascus Gate.
According to police, "He had been walking from Damascus Gate towards Hagai Street when he noticed two border policemen who were patrolling together."
The assailant in the first attack on Sunday was later identified as a 38-year-old resident of the Nablus named Bassm Salah.