Showing posts with label rocks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rocks. Show all posts

Sunday, 27 October 2013

Palestinian Terror in Israel To-day


Terror Attack Thwarted in Hevron

Young Terrorist, 16, Tries to Stab IDF Soldiers Near the Cave of the Patriarchs in Hevron

A young terrorist, estimated to be about 16 years old, was arrested this afternoon (Sunday) by the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) after attempting to stab soldiers standing guard outside the Cave of the Patriarchs in Hevron. 

The Cave of the Patriarchs, one of Judaism's holiest sites, has been a focal point of national attention this weekend in light ofnearby rock-throwing attack, which coincided with the reading of the Biblical portionof Hayei Sarah in Genesis, the events of which took place at the historical site. 

The suspect approached IDF soldiers near the Cave, wielding ascrewdriver. The soldiers managed to overcome the attacker and detain him for questioning. 

The attack also follows a recent Israeli government initiative to release more Palestinian terrorists in the upcoming weeks. Attacks in Judea and Samaria have heightened in the past month; among them, a large-scalerock throwing attack near Jerusalem, the premeditated murder of former IDF colonel Sraya Ofer, and the stabbing of nine-year old Noam Glick in Psagot. 

Hevron has been a particular target for attacks. Besides for the recent rock-throwing incident near the ancient city, Hevron recently lost FirstSergeant Gavriel "Gal" Kobi, who was killed by a sniper's bullet last month. 
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Rock Attacks ‘Not a Right-Wing Problem’

Hebrew U. student and his girlfriend attacked with stones in Jerusalem.

Rock thrown at vehicles
An Israeli student and his girlfriend were attacked by an Arab gang wielding stones as they drove near Jerusalem’s Hebrew University on Saturday.

Yair Nativ, who was driving, wrote about the attack on his Facebook page. “We saw that they had put some big blocks [in the road] to slow us down – just like in Shechem or Hevron,” he recalled.

“We saw the ‘youths’ waiting there with stones. They threw a few, and one hit us,” he continued.
Police arrived at the scene quickly, he wrote. “But the youths didn’t run away from them, and even tried to throw rocks at them.”

“This is in the state of Israel, in the capital of Israel, near the Hebrew University. You won’t read or hear about this anywhere,” he continued.

“I asked the police officers who came how many times this happened per week. Dozens of times, nobody (except those who threw rocks or live in the area) really knew. It’s an area with no real rule of law – each man does what is right in his eyes,” he warned.

Nativ expressed upset at the lack of coverage in mainstream newssources.

“When I searched for ‘rock throwing Jerusalem’ in Google [in Hebrew – ed.], I found something only on a site called, ‘Hakol Hayehudi’ [Jewish Voice], as if this were a problem solely for sites affiliated with the right,” he reported.

“This is a national problem,” he declared. “The difference between a rock that only hits the car and a rock that hits a passenger is not very big. The difference between a rock and a firebomb, which of courses causes more serious results, is also not so big.”
“But you will not read about this anywhere,” he concluded.

Nativ added a final note on the attack. There was one thing that scared the attackers, he wrote, “Lior’s camera. She had the wherewithal to quickly start filming” as they came under attack.
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Two Mortar Shells Hit Southern Israel Attacks from Gaza continue: two 

mortar shells hit Eshkol region in southern Israel.


Gaza terrorists fired two mortar shells at the southern Negev early on Sunday afternoon. The shells exploded in the Eshkol region, but did not cause injury.
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But hey Israel are releasing even MORE terrorist, just to show good will to the Palestinian Authority, begging them to sit and make peace with us. what a farce.

Ministers Decide to Free 26 Terrorists in 48 Hours Five terrorists are from Gaza and 21 are from Judea and Samaria. The list of names will be published shortly



After a grenade thrown into a bus now 9 people injured by stonethrowing Palestinians


Eight Israeli citizens and a Palestinian girl sustained moderate injuries when stones were hurled at the direction of vehicles traveling in south Mount Hebron

The injured Israelis were treated by paramedics on scene and later evacuated to the Soroka University Medical Center in Beersheba. The girl was evacuated by the Red Crescent.

The bus passengers were returning from Shabbat events in Hebron. Following the stone hurling incident, the bus continued to the Meitar checkpoint, where security forces and medics tended to those who were injured.

The Palestiniangirl was in a car traveling in the area.

On Frida, a bomb was hurled at a school bus in the northern West Bank. No injuries or damage were reported. Security forces were canvassing the area.

Ynet news

Wednesday, 8 May 2013

Palestinians Committed Hundreds of Terror Attacks in April


A Palestinian terrorist murdered an Israeli civilian this morning at the Tapuah Junction, near the community of Ariel, before being wounded by Border Police forces.


The scene of the attack, today. Photo courtesy of Hatzalah Judea and Samaria
The attacker arrived at the Tapuah Junction and stabbed Evyatar Borovsky, a father of five from the community of Yitzhar, around 8:30 a.m. today. He then stole a gun from the victim and used it to shoot him.
Border Police forces in the area responded with fire, wounding the attacker. They then evacuated him to a hospital in Israel for treatment.

Evyatar Borovsky was pronounced dead at the scene. IDF forces arrived at the site of the attack and searched the area.

"The activity of the force was professional and fast," said Judea and Samaria Division Commander Brig. Gen. Tamir Yadai. "The incident is currently being investigated. We will know how to learn the lessons and we will hope for a better reality. This incident proves that even with the conditions that exist today, of relative quiet and security stability, under the surface there are many terrorists whom the IDF strikes day and night in order to defeat them."

Recent months have seen a spate of terror attacks carried out by Palestinians against Israelis in the Judea and Samaria region. In most of these cases, the terrorists have thrown rocks or firebombs, attempting to hurt or kill Israelis.

Earlier in April, IDF soldiers thwarted a potentially deadly terror attack at the Eliyahu crossing, after a Palestinian male arrived at the scene armed with armed with an improvised firearm, ammunition and a map of the crossing.

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Rocks Can Kill


Rock throwing is common in Judea and Samaria, and along with Molotov Cocktail and booby-trapped tire throwing, is a terror act that comes under the definition of ‘popular terror’. These incidents happen daily, and are easily ignored by the mainstream media, because they don’t seem that serious. But did you know that a simple rock can kill?

January 29, 1983: Esther Ohana (21)

Killed by a rock thrown at her car while driving near the Palestinian village Dahariya, on her way from Be’er Sheva to Jerusalem. The rock hit her head and put her in a coma. On February 12, after two weeks in a vegetative state, she passed away.

February 24, 1989: Stf. Sgt. Benny Meisner (25)

Killed when he was struck in the head by a concrete block in Nablus.

October 6, 2000: Bachor Jean (54)

Killed during the second Intifada by rocks thrown at his vehicle while he was travelling from Haifa to Rishon Lezion. The rocks shattered the windshield and struck his chest. His brother, who was driving the car, sped to the hospital but was too late. The perpetrators were found to be from the nearby Arab village Jisar a-Zarka.

Israeli casualties caused by rock throwing
Top Left to Right: Koby Mandell , Yehuda Haim Shoham , Esther Ohana
Center: Yosef Ishran
Bottom Left to Right: Bachor Jean , Asher Palmer and his infant son Jonathan , Stf. Sgt. Benny Meisner


May 7, 2001: Koby Mandell (13) and Yosef Ishran (14)

Were beaten to death with rocks when they were hiking in the outskirts of their village, Tekoa, in Judea and Samaria. Their bodies were found in a cave, covered with stones. The perpetrators have still not been found.

June 2, 2001: Yehuda Haim Shoham (5-month old baby)

Died of his wounds after rocks were thrown at his parents’ car while driving near the Palestinian village of Isawiya. The family was returning from relatives at Ra’anana to their house in Shiloh, when a Palestinian threw a rock at the front windshield, went through, and hit the baby in the back seat.

September 23, 2011: Asher Palmer (25) and his infant son Jonathan (12-month old baby)

Killed when their car veered and crashed into a tunnel after rocks were thrown at their front windshield while driving near Kiryat Arba. Later on, two Palestinians from the nearby village of Halhul admitted to instigating the attack.
The Judea and Samaria region has already seen 1,195 rock throwing incidents in 2013 alone.

In 1999, the Tel Aviv District Court ruled that damage caused by rocks thrown at a vehicle is considered a hate crime, not a traffic accident. Rock throwing may seem harmless, but rocks can kill. If we ignore rock throwing, we potentially encourage even more severe hate crimes and higher-scale terror attacks.
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