The aftermath of a rock throwing at a bus near Ariel, March 20th, 2019. (photo credit: TPS/MIZMOR LIXENBERG)
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Terrorists threw a large rock at a bus traveling north of Ariel in the West Bank.
Initial reports indicate there was damage done, but no injuries.
One woman was treated for shock, according to the first response team United Hatzalah.
This is the second attack in the area this week. On March 17, a Palestinian terrorist opened fire at Israelis at a bus stop near Ariel, killing two people and injuring one.
On Tuesday, the IDF nabbed the Ariel terrorist, killing him in the process.
This is a developing story.
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