Is this a new Palestinian intifada, or uprising? She says an attacker has been killed.
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Arab residents, who have long complained of discriminatory Israeli policies, say the latest closures are driving them to a boiling point and will trigger more violence. They line up about 20 feet from the checkpoint out of Isawiyya. The stabbing attacks seem to be opportunistic and although they have been praised by militant groups, Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas has said Palestinians are not interested in a further escalation.
Abu Warda says the delegation shows the Palestinians are “one people”. “We don’t feel safe either”.
As Christians, many of us come at the story of Israel from our reading of the Bible and what our church leaders told us. “I feel humiliated being checked this way. I wish I had pointed that out when I first saw it”. “But it will only add to the frustrations of Palestinians living in Jerusalem”. The military said they had no permit. “Now we all ask about each other”. The (Palestinian Authority) president can not help us.
An Eritrean man was mistaken for a second “terrorist” by Israeli police in the aftermath of an attack on a bus station in Beersheba. Al-Oqbi wounded 10 more people before police shot him dead.
Al-Oqbi was from the town of Hura, which is near Beer Sheva in the Negev desert.
Police spokeswoman Luba Samri says Sunday the slabs were placed there for security reasons, without elaborating.
Israeli police stand by the shrouded body of Palestinian attacker in Beersheba, Israel, Sunday, October 18, 2015.
And in the midst of terror attacks in Israel, ISIS has posted a new video to the web, which lasts about nine minutes, with a “message to the mujaheddin of Jerusalem” to “behead the Jews”.
But the official Palestinian version of events doesn’t always match the account given by Israeli authorities.
The IS group has no organized presence in the West Bank or Gaza Strip.
Halevy told reporters that the incident is being investigated. It did not mention a knife.
An Eritrean man died after being mistakenly shot and beaten following a shooting in southern Israel, officials said Monday.
Israeli police called the students’ visit “completely irresponsible” and said the incident “could have ended tragically”. The officer was lightly wounded.
In what a few Israeli media described as a lynching, captured on amateur video on Sunday, the attack on Abtum underscored a mounting sense of panic and anger over a wave of Palestinian attacks that shows no sign of abating.
France’s ambassador to Israel, Patrick Maisonnave, was meanwhile summoned to the foreign ministry for 0730 GMT Monday over the resolution, French and Israeli diplomatic sources said. Many Palestinian families have their homes raided in the middle of the night, so that the military can arrest individuals it identifies as leading the demonstrations.
A 13-YEAR old boy at the centre of a diplomatic row after he was reported executed by the IOF has reportedly been relocated from an Israeli hospital to what the Israeli press has called a “detention facility”. Palestinians dispute the accusation that the teen had tried to stab the settler.
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Over the past month, eight Israelis have been killed in Palestinian attacks, a lot of them stabbings. The others were Palestinians from occupied East Jerusalem and the West Bank. This figure includes those killed after carrying out attacks.
