Two More Stabbings Thwarted, Attackers Killed

Israeli police say several Israelis are wounded in a suspected shooting attack at a bus station in southern Israel. She said the officers shot and killed the teenager after he tried to stab them. The man was wounded.

The attacker then reportedly used it to shoot at passengers in the bus terminal before being gunned down by police. He was later killed.

Paramedics treating victims after an attack at the Beersheba central bus station on October 18, 2015. “We have to start communicating with each other so we will have a true solution”, one woman told CNN.

Shortly after, a 16-year-old Palestinian was shot dead in occupied East Jerusalem, also for attempting an attack.

Israeli soldiers and a settler shot dead two Palestinians who tried to stab Jews in separate incidents in annexed east Jerusalem and the occupied West Bank on Saturday, the army and police said.

On Sunday, the six slabs lined a sidewalk on a road between the Jewish and Arab neighbourhoods.

According to Israel Defense Forces, three of the attacks occurred in Hebron, one in Jerusalem and one in Qalandia.

Checkpoints have been set up in Palestinian areas of east Jerusalem, where numerous attackers have come from, and a few 300 soldiers on Sunday began reinforcing police.

At the end of the Angelus, which capped a canonization Mass in St. Peter’s Square, the pope greeted followers from the pope mobile.

Nasrallah’s remarks were broadcast Sunday.

Residents of Armon Hanatziv have complained in the past about feeling unsafe, a situation that grew worse after the death of a motorist, Alexander Levlovich, who lost control of his auto after Palestinian assailants threw rocks at the vehicle while he was driving in the neighborhood last month.

The attack was one of the most serious incidents amid near-daily bouts of violence that has hit Israel and the Palestinian territories over the past month.

Nasrallah said: “It is everyone’s responsibility to stand by it and help it, each with their own capabilities, abilities and circumstances”. They remain bitter enemies.

Other courses of action passed included the demolition of terrorists’ homes within days of attacks and the banning of new construction, the confiscation of property belonging to terrorists who carry out attacks, and the revoking of permanent residency rights from their families. Netanyahu says the government will take measures against the Islamic Movement “particularly its financial sources”.

“Forty-one Palestinians and seven Israelis have died in recent street violence, which was in part triggered by Palestinians’ anger over what they see as increased Jewish encroachment on Jerusalem’s al-Aqsa mosque compound”.

The president also said it is up to Israel and the Palestinians to decide whether to restart stalled U.S.-backed peace talks. But Palestinians say it is the result of years of Israeli occupation, failed peace efforts and lack of hope among their youth.

In public remarks on Sunday to his cabinet, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said: “We are preserving the status quo, we will continue to do so”, referring to the Jerusalem holy site that is also revered by Jews as the location of two destroyed biblical temples. Jews are allowed to visit but not pray there to avoid provoking tensions, and Netanyahu has said repeatedly he has no intention of changing the rules.

Yesterday marked another day of intense clashes between the Israeli forces and Palestinians. In consultation with Palestinian security forces, the military extracted the worshippers.

On Friday, Palestinian assailants firebombed the West Bank compound, the first assault on a religious site. 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. In the past month, eight Israelis have been killed in Palestinian attacks, mostly stabbings, while 40 Palestinians, including 19 identified by Israel as assailants, have been killed, according to The Associated Press.