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Israeli Woman Injured from Rocks Thrown at Her Car Near Hebron
5 July, 2016 |
9 years ago
Rocks were thrown around 10:30 a.m. at Israeli vehicles on Route 60, north of Hebron in Judea. A driver was slightly injured in her face from shards after the rocks shattered one of her car’s windshields. The woman, around 30 years old, received treatment by Magen David Adom medics and was taken in light condition to Shaarei Zedek hospital in Jerusalem.
Palestinian Authority to Boycott the International Quartet
5 July, 2016 |
9 years ago
The Palestinian Authority announced that it would boycott the International Quartet, after the quartet released a report accusing the Palestinians of inciting violence.
PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas announced his decision to the institutions of the Palestinian Liberation Organization, and Palestinian sources told the London-based newspaper Al-Hayat that they are disappointed by the quartet’s most recent work.
Three Home-Made Pistols Discovered in Palestinian Village Overnight
5 July, 2016 |
9 years ago
IDF forces discovered and seized three home-made pistols during the night in the Palestinian village of Beit Fajjar, south of Bethlehem, according to the IDF Spokesperson’s Unit.
Additionally, IDF and Border Police forces arrested seven suspects of involvement in terror activity and violent riots in Judea and Samaria. They have been taken for questioning.
IDF Orders Demolition of Home of Terrorist Who Murdered Israeli Teenager in Her Sleep
5 July, 2016 |
9 years ago
IDF and COGAT’s Civil Administration officials issued a warrant during the night, ordering the demolition of the home of terrorist Muhammad Tarayreh in the village of Bani Na’im. Tarayreh murdered 13-year-old Hallel Yaffa Ariel on June 30 while she was asleep in her home in Kiryat Arba.
The warrant has been given to the terrorist’s family.
Tanzania Announces New Embassy In Israel
4 July, 2016 |
9 years ago
During Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit to Africa, Tanzanian Foreign Minister Augustine Mahigah handed Netanyahu a letter from President John Magufuli in which he expressed his intention to open an embassy in Israel. The two met in Uganda at a ceremony commemorating the 40th anniversary of the Entebbe operation.
Tanzania renewed diplomatic relations with Israel in 1995, but has not yet established an embassy in Israel. Israel currently does not have an embassy in Tanzania, and manages all its relations through its embassy in Kenya.
