Last night, two teenagers aged 14 and 15 left for their school in Samaria. While hitchhiking, they passed the village of Huwara, where a Palestinian Arab terrorist began shooting at them.
The driver of the car showed immense resourcefulness, getting out of the vehicle and firing two shots into the air, causing the terrorist to flee. At that point, the two 9th graders found themselves alone in the temporarily abandoned vehicle in the heart of the Arab village.
Without losing their senses, they contacted the Samaria Regional Security Center, appealed for help and gave the line operator an accurate description of their situation while she provided instructions on what to do next.
In the recording, the conversation between one of the teens and the hotline operator can be heard. "They tried to shoot us in Huwara! There are shots, come quickly! He ran, we're two kids alone."
Operator: "How old are you?"
Youth: "14, the driver ran out, he's not here. Should we get in the car?"
Operator: "Get in the car, stay with me, everything's okay. We'll call forces."