A huge police and IDF search is under way for a woman feared kidnapped by Arabs in the Beit Shemesh-Jerusalem area.
Kaye Susan Wilson, who was with the alleged kidnap victim was found with her hands tied and several stab wounds in her chest and back. She said she escaped her attackers and managed to reach Mata, where she met two families in a park. They contacted emergency services.
“She described being attacked, tied up and stabbed by two Arab men,” police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said.
The two women were hiking in a forest near Mata, located outside Jerusalem, but within the Green Line.
Wilson, 46, is an Israeli citizen who made aliya from Britain in 1991, and lives in Givat Zeev. Her missing friend is believed to be American.
Police sealed off Route 375 near Mata in both directions, erected roadblocks in the Jerusalem area, and scrambled helicopters to assist in the search.
The IDF has dispatched additional forces to help comb the area and are working with the police patrols as well as tapping their intelligence sources to try and find intel on whether the missing woman was kidnapped or murdered and where she might be being held.
Various 'Palestinian' groups have pledged to attempt to kidnap Israeli hostages to hold for ransom for the release of their jihadi friends behind bars in Israel.
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