The Israel Defence Forces (IDF) were preparing to deploy six companies to reinforce the police, IDF spokesperson Peter Lerner posted on Twitter.
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“Nineteen attackers from east Jerusalem – I think that is the number more or less – will have their residency cancelled”, Shalom told public radio.
About 1 445 Palestinians have been injured by rubber or live bullets in clashes with Israeli security forces since early this month, in the worst wave of street violence in years. Police did not immediately provide details of the alleged attacker’s identity.
Seven Israelis and 31 Palestinians, including assailants, children and protesters in violent anti-Israeli demonstrations, have been killed in two weeks of bloodshed.
Hours later, police said they shot dead a Palestinian who stabbed an Israeli woman at Jerusalem’s main bus station.
Erdan says Wednesday that Israel should not allow them to “enjoy respect and ceremonies” after their deaths.
Funerals of Palestinians are a frequent flashpoint for clashes and often include calls for revenge. He suggests that Palestinian attackers be buried without fanfare in distant cemeteries where previous Palestinian killers have been buried.
Three Israelis were killed and many more were wounded in attacks in Jerusalem on Tuesday, making it the city’s bloodiest day in the current wave of unrest.
Mr Amos was with two other British women at the time when he heard gunshots from a group of Israeli settlers approaching Palestinian farmland near the village of Burin. The attacks up to now have been predominantly spontaneous, carried out by young Palestinians unconnected to armed factions. Israel has adamantly denied the allegations.
Palestinian media named him as Bassel Sadr, 20, from the West Bank city of Hebron. In reality, Mr. Netanyahu, by doing so, he is proving again that east Jerusalem is part of the occupied territories, and not part of Israel.
“This is not new”. “It’s all about frightful, anti-Jewish, racist incitement”.
In his first address since the violence began, Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas said in televised remarks that he supported “peaceful and popular” struggle against Israel. Israel has long claimed all of Jerusalem, with its Arab neighborhoods, as its “indivisible capital”. It should end its occupation.
A series of punitive measures were also approved, including revoking Jerusalem residence permits, confiscation of property and a prohibition on rebuilding houses that were demolished as punishment for a terrorist attack.
So, the Israelis say they don’t want to do that. He threatened to submit a case at the worldwide Criminal Court against what he called Israel’s “extrajudicial killings” of Palestinians. Several suspects from last week’s attacks reside in the Palestinian villages in east Jerusalem.
The cabinet agreed to set up roadblocks and checkpoints at the entrance of a few Palestinian villages in east Jerusalem that would be “operated in accordance to security needs”, but refrained from imposing a full closure on the area, as it has done in the past in the West Bank.
Mukherjee, however, had made a general reference to the recent violence between Israel and Palestine when he met his Israeli counterpart Reuven Rivlin before his Knesset speech.
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The USA has condemned the attacks and U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said he planned to visit the region soon to try and encourage calm.
