“I go from problem to problem”, he said.
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The Oceana County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a deadly sand dune accident.
The shooting was the latest in a series of attacks by Palestinians targeting civilians and security forces in Israel and the West Bank in a wave of violence and unrest raising fears of a full-scale Palestinian uprising.
Asked whether the gruesome death of Zarhum showed racism within the Israel towards African, the Eritrean diplomat said that he could not generalise about Israeli society, but that “racism does exist in Israel”.
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Among the more seriously injured was an Eritrean man mistaken for a terrorist and shot by a policeman, the police chief said.
A woman with ties to the Upper Peninsula died in Maryland.
Security forces sealed the area and looked for other possible terrorists involved in the attack.
Footage circulated by the police showed the shattered glass windows of the mall and bloodstains on the floor under the rows of adjoining orange plastic chairs lining the terminal where passengers wait for buses. Roadblocks were deployed at all exits to Beersheba after eyewitnesses reported seeing a auto speed away from the scene.
The perpetrator of the attack was identified as Muhand al-Okabi, 21, an Arab-Bedouin citizen of Israel from the Bedouin town of Hura in the Negev Desert.
Sunday’s attack marked a change from the pattern of most of the recent attacks against Israelis.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned the beating, telling members of his Likud Party that Israel is a “law abiding country”.
An Eritrean asylum seeker was mistaken for a Palestinian during a shooting attack at the Be’er Sheva bus station Sunday night.
The attacks, carried out seemingly at random by attackers with no known membership to organized militant groups, have unnerved Israel.
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It took place as Israel was beefing up security around the country, including the construction of a separation barrier between Palestinian and Jewish neighborhoods in East Jerusalem. “The police were there and they did nothing to stop it”. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, due to hold separate meetings this week with Israeli and Palestinian leaders, said on Monday it was vital they clarify the status around the compound, also revered by Jews as the location of two destroyed biblical temples. “The angry crowd reportedly chanted “death to the Arabs” and Arabs out”. Koppu, the second strongest storm to hit the disaster- plagued Southeast Asian archipelago this year, had also forced over 60,000 people from their homes, authorities said.
