Israeli Opposition Leader Isaac Herzog spoke at the AIPAC conference in Washington DC on Monday and said: “I don’t feel that an immediate peace agreement between us and the Palestinians is realistic.”

“I think that we need to preserve the two-state solution and work towards it,” added Herzog. “But at this stage when we are in the midst of a very painful terror wave, we should work to disengage from the Palestinians, complete the security fence around the settlement blocs and around the Muslim villages around Jerusalem, move towards empowering the Palestinians behind the fence and of course convene an international regional security conference that will converge to discuss the interests of all the moderate parties in the region against the terror, Iran and ISIS.”

Rocks and bottles of paint were thrown on Jerusalem’s light-rail train near the neighborhood of Shuafat.

Israeli police arrested a 15-year-old suspect, and have taken him for questioning.

The suicide bomber who killed three Israelis in central Istanbul followed and intentionally attacked the Israelis, according to a report on Turkish media by journalist Abdullah Bozkurt.

The terrorist, identified as ISIS militant Mehmet Ozturk, followed the Israelis since they exited their hotel, the report said. He then closed in on them and carried out the attack, killing four and wounding 39.

A military aircraft carrying the bodies of the three Israelis killed in the terror attack in Turkey has landed at the Ben Gurion Airport.

The aircraft also brought some of the wounded Israelis to Israel. They have been transported by Magen David Adom (MDA) to various hospitals in Israel to receive treatment.

A house was set on fire in the Palestinian village of Duma last night located in the region of Samaria. Police and IDF forces quickly arrived to the village and started conducted searches for any of the perpetrators.

One Palestinian received medical treatment on site after inhaling a substantial amount of smoke. While an investigation into the attack is currently underway, a gag order was issued by the Jerusalem Magistrates Court at the request of the police.

Last summer, an arson attack in Duma led to the deaths of a Palestinian baby and his parents, sustaining a number of burns and injuries. The investigation into the attack continues.