Emergency medical service (EMS) teams from United Hatzalah and Magen David Adom as well as soldiers from the IDF responded to an emergency involving a firebomb that was thrown at a bus near the Git intersection in Samaria.

United Hatzalah first responders who arrived at the scene reported that the driver of the bus was uninjured and claimed that there were no other passengers on the bus.

Head of the Samaria Regional Council Yossi Dagan said: “Another attempted attack, again a miracle. And what is the government’s response? Cutting the number of soldiers in Judea and Samaria, refusing to fill gaps of 400 million shekels in security budgets, and today, the record of records: they want to close Magen David Adom stations in Judea and Samaria because of a dispute over NIS 5 million.”

He added: “The MDA station, which was to close at 15:00 today, was the one which rushed to assist tonight in the attempted attack at the Jit Junction. It would not have taken much for this evening to end completely differently. We demand that the government wake up and stop the theater of the absurd in Judea and Samaria.”

UH volunteers responded to an emergency involving a firebomb that was thrown at a bus near the Git intersection in Samaria. UH first responders who arrived at the scene reported that the driver of the bus was uninjured and claimed that there were no other passengers on the bus. pic.twitter.com/wgXIcT3cII

— United Hatzalah (@UnitedHatzalah) March 24, 2019