ByJONAH DAVIDOV
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Fleur Hassan-Nahoum, fifth on the People of Israel party's list, was attacked by Palestinians while touring the West Bank.

In footage seen by The Jerusalem Post, a stone was thrown through her car window while Nahoum was speaking to a camera about being surrounded and threatened by Palestinians.

One person was reportedly injured in the attack.

"This is the 'innocent 12-year-olds and 13-year-olds,' Hassan-Nahoum said while holding up the stone that was thrown through her car window in a video recorded shortly after the attack.

"This kills. It's not just throwing stones; this kills."

Fleur Hassan-Nahoum speaking after a stone is thrown through her car window while traveling through the West Bank. (Credit: Fleur Hassan-Nahoum)

Winter: 'How long must we live in fear?'

"Thank God that she [Fleur] is with us," said People of Israel party leader Ofer Winter in a response video. "But I ask you, how long must Israeli citizens have to live in fear? For how long will we have to continue hearing about stone throwing, attacks, shootings, and terrorism?"
He continued, saying, "Instead of decisive victory over the enemy, we conduct another mini-operation, another arrest, and make yet another promise?... Three years after October 7th, it is time to change our mindset. You don't understand it at all: it is time to defeat enemies, not brothers."

West Bank tensions rising

Tensions have been rising in the West Bank in recent weeks, with settler extremist violence seeing an uptick during the olive harvesting season. Palestinian terror remains an even bigger issue, with a number of deadly attacks having been carried out in past months.

Israel's security services arrested 10 suspects early Monday morning in connection with violent events that occurred over the weekend in the West Bank, which included an attack on Washington Post photojournalist Heidi Levine.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was recently briefed on security measures in the West Bank by the IDF and Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency). The Tulkarm refugee camp as a “terrorist stronghold,” he said, vowing that the IDF will remain  in control of the area, promising to safeguard Israeli territory “from the Jordan River to the sea.”