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Israeli Embassy Worker Stabbed In China By Knife-Wielding Assailant

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In a shocking incident that highlights the escalating conflict in the Middle East, a knife-wielding assailant brutally attacked an Israeli Embassy worker in broad daylight in Beijing, China. The attack took place following a global ‘Day of Jihad’ called by Hamas’ ex-leader, urging Muslims around the world to show support for Palestinians in their fight against Israel.

Key Takeaway

The knife attack on an Israeli Embassy worker in China serves as a grim reminder of the alarming spread of the Middle East conflict. As tensions continue to rise, it is crucial to prioritize diplomacy and seek peaceful resolutions to prevent further escalation and casualties.

The Terrifying Attack

A harrowing video, obtained by the South China Morning Post, captured the terrifying moments of the attack. The footage shows the Israeli diplomat desperately trying to fend off the knife-wielding attacker on a Beijing sidewalk. The assailant relentlessly stabs the diplomat, and even after the victim falls to the ground, the attacker continues the frenzied assault. The diplomat screams in agony, questioning why this horrific act is happening to him.

Eventually, the attacker limps away, nursing a leg injury that has stained his pants with blood. The video ends as he flees the scene, leaving the fate of his arrest unknown.

The Condition of the Diplomat

The wounded diplomat was swiftly transported to a local hospital, where he was listed in stable condition. The full extent of his injuries, however, remains undisclosed.

The Escalating Conflict

Simultaneously, Israeli military officials have issued a warning to Palestinians residing in the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip to evacuate the area. The warning comes as Israel continues its bombardment of the region.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has declared an all-out war on Hamas in response to the terrorist group’s sneak attack, which claimed the lives of more than 1300 Jewish men, women, and children.