A U.S. Marine veteran is severely wounded after a Palestinian gunman opened fire on him and his wife as they drove in the West Bank on Monday. The attacker is in custody.
living in Israel. He was attacked while driving in a vehicle with his wife. Images from the scene show multiple gunshot impacts on the diver's side of the vehicle's windshield.
Witnesses at the scene said Stern and Israeli soldiers nearby returned fire on the Palestinian attacker, wounding him. Stern's wife was not harmed in the attack.Investigators inspect U.S. Marine veteran David Stern's car after a Palestinian shot him. The attack comes while Israeli authorities are attempting to keep the peace as the Muslim holy month of Ramadan begins this week. Israeli officials are also negotiating with Palestinian leaders in Egypt throughout this week.
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