Two IDF soldiers hurt in West Bank vehicular-ramming attack

According to the Palestinian Safa news agency, which translates Hebrew language reports, the officer made his comment when addressing military correspondents in an IDF base on Tuesday.

On Thursday morning, Yahya Yusri Taha, 21 was shot dead by the IOF when clashes broke out during a search and arrest raid in the town of Qatanna, near Jerusalem.

Israeli police spokesperson Luba al-Samri said in a statement that a taxi stopped suddenly at the checkpoint and a passenger exited the vehicle, attempting to stab an Israeli soldier.

The human rights activists questioned the Israeli forces about the respective name and age of the two boys, one of which was only twelve years of age.

The Palestinian ministry of health said on Thursday that 101 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli army and security forces since clashes with Israel began on October 1.

On Thursday, the commander of Israel’s premier paratrooper brigade, Colonel Nimrod Aloni, said tackling Palestinian violence was a matter of “a great degree of confusion”.

Earlier, two IDF soldiers were moderately wounded in a Palestinian car-ramming attack in Kfar Adumim The terrorist was shot and killed by security forces. Israeli forces have killed 91 Palestinians, some while carrying out assaults and others in clashes with police and troops. These would include giving the Palestinian Authority self-rule powers in parts of the West Bank where Israel maintains sole security and administrative control.

Yaalon told lawmakers that construction will take a year.

The fence will have similar technology as the recently constructed Israeli fence on the Egyptian frontier meant to deter infiltration of militants or migrants seeking asylum. Palestinians also accuse Israel of using excessive force in suppressing violence. “We learned a lesson from both intifadas – Palestinian deaths cause outbursts of violence”, he said.

An Israeli official said government officials, however, have rejected the military’s proposals.

On Wednesday, Israel’s parliament advanced a bill that would allow the jailing of minors younger than 14.