Horror on Highway 6: "I saw a lot of blood coming out of the head and flowing onto the seats"

Paz, a Golani fighter, was driving with his father on Highway 6 when a rock weighing about five kilograms shattered their windshield and injured his father in the head. He suspects a deliberate act, possibly a nationalist attack. According to him, the police classified the incident as a traffic accident and closed the case.

Paz, a Golani fighter who participated in battles in Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria, was driving with his father to work on Highway 6 north, near Baqa al-Gharbiyye, when a rock weighing about five kilograms shattered their windshield and injured his father in the head. Paz suspects it was a deliberate act, possibly even a nationalist attack. According to him, the police classified the incident as a traffic accident and closed the case, and only after his intervention was it reopened. The father was taken to the hospital, where it turned out that despite the severe injury, no significant additional damage was caused. Paz, now serving in reserve duty in Lebanon, describes the gap between the years of combat he experienced and the seemingly innocent incident.

Horror on Highway 6: "I saw a lot of blood coming out of the head and flowing onto the seats"