Two Palestinian knife attackers shot dead: Israeli army

At least 138 Palestinians have died in clashes with Israeli forces or shot to death while trying to stab police, soldiers and civilians.

Palestinian stabbing, car-ramming and shooting attacks have killed 21 Israelis and a US citizen.

“He’s not the first to call me, he’s maybe the fourth”, Nawi said, before adding: “And right away I send their pictures and their phone numbers to the Palestinian security services”.

According to the Israeli television program “Uvda”, which aired the investigative piece on Thursday, an activist with the left-wing human rights group B’Tzelem set up a sting operation with Nawi to catch and turn in a Palestinian seller who believed he was meeting with a Jew interested in purchasing land.

The Israeli military claimed that the two who were killed had been “threatening” the heavily-armed military encampment with knives in their hands. At the same time, 146 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces, most while carrying out attacks.

“The American Historical Association has just spend a spent a serious amount of time discussing the Israeli government’s violation of Palestinians’ right to education”.

State Department John Kirby said Friday that “continued settlement activity and expansion raises honest questions about Israel’s long-term intentions and will only make achieving a two state solution much more hard”.

Safiq al-Halabi said his family has been living in a rented house since October.

Ms Rabinyan said. “I think this whole march to bookstores is a demonstration”, she said. The pair were said to have been retaliating for the terrorist murder of Malachi Rosenfeld, 25, gunned down not far from Duma, the village where the fire started by a Molotov cocktail killed Sa’ad Dawabsheh, his wife and their toddler son.

After security forces detected and arrested those in the cell who have Israeli citizenship, Qawasmeh ordered the remaining members to make explosives to carry out a bombing.

The attack occurred in the north of the Jordan Valley, according to a spokeswoman, who confirmed that the bodies of the two assailants were handed over to Palestinian authorities.