Arab Cab Driver Attacked in Jerusalem
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JERUSALEM — An unidentified man attacked an Arab cab driver with a hammer in Jewish West Jerusalem before fleeing Monday, police said.
Khalil Musa Mohammed Latse, 45, from Ramallah in the occupied West Bank, was hit on the head and slightly wounded, hospital officials said.
A police spokesman said it was unclear whether the attacker was a Jew--or an Arab who believed he was attacking a Jewish driver.
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