Female students with hijab attacked in Jerusalem: "They threw drinks at us and called us 'terrorists'"

Four Arab female medical students were attacked at the central train station in Jerusalem after a man poured drinks on them and others called them 'terrorists' because of the hijabs they wore. They claim security personnel did not assist and intend to file a complaint.

Four Arab female medical students from Kafr Qasim, Tayibe, and Baqa al-Gharbiyye claim they were attacked yesterday (Sunday) at the central train station in Jerusalem because of their attire—the hijab. According to them, a man aged about 17–18 poured drinks on them twice, while others filmed and called them 'terrorists.' The students said that security personnel at the scene did not help, and one of them suffered a panic attack. They intend to file a complaint and consult a lawyer. The article presents their full testimony but does not include a response from the police or security personnel.

Female students with hijab attacked in Jerusalem: "They threw drinks at us and called us 'terrorists'"