Princess Alia Governmental Hospital or Hebron Governmental Hospital is a

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in the

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city,

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. It is managed by the

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and others.مسيرة عطاء وزارة الصحة 2013 - 2017
تقرير متابعة التقييم الخاص بالمستشفيات الحكومية ومديريات الرعاية الصحية الأولية في المحافظات الشمالية 2017م – 2018م

Asher Gross terror attack

On July 7, 1983, Asher Gross, an armed 18-year-old American-Israeli student at the

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Shavei-Hevron , was stabbed in the stomach multiple times by a team of three men and two lookouts, near the town market after he missed his ride. His Uzi submachine gun was taken, but Gross' friends who saw the attack chased after the hit squad's car. Nearby Israeli soldiers were warned to stay in their positions, and could not respond. A local Arab, mistaking Gross for someone familiar, took him to the Princess Alia hospital. At the hospital, upon recognizing that Gross was Jewish, seeing his ''

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'' strings, they refused to accept him, and he died. There was a failed attempt to get rid of his body. Gross Square in Hebron where the stabbing occurred is named after him.(In Hebrew
Aharon Gross
on Laad - Israeli National Insurance government website in memory of terror victims, (in accordance with the Jewish Hebron memorial website).

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