An attempted stabbing occurred on Tuesday morning shortly before 8:00 AM, at Gush Etzion Junction which has lately been the scene of many terrorist attacks.

A Palestinian terrorist, identified as 17-year-old Rad al-Hatib from Bethlehem, attempted to stab an Israeli civilian at the junction, and was shot and killed by IDF forces.

An Israeli citizen passing in his car, aged about 35, was hit in his hand and chest by ricochets from the gunfire and was lightly to moderately wounded. He was evacuated to Hadassah Ein Kerem hospital in Jerusalem.

In a second stabbing attack today in Jerusalem, a woman was stabbed and wounded at around 10:15 AM near the central bus station.

The woman, about 30 years of age and reportedly a Philippine citizen, sustained stab wounds in her back and was lightly to moderately wounded. The attack occurred next to a bus, and she was taken inside the bus to receive medical treatment, before being evacuated to Shaarei Tzedek hospital.

The attacker fled into a nearby construction site, which was put under lockdown. Police searched the area and apprehended a 17-year-old Palestinian who linked himself to the attack.

A stabbing attack occurred sunday morning around 7:45 AM next to Damascus Gate.

An Israeli border police officer was wounded in the back of his neck, and was transported to Hadassah Ein Kerem hospital in moderate condition.

The Palestinian attacker was Bassem Salah, 38, from Nablus, who was shot and killed by his victims. Another knife was found in his belongings.

A bus overturned in the Binyamin region between Rimonim and Cochav Hashachar. Approximately 40 soldiers are injured with varying degrees of intensity, and another 6 are trapped.

There was a reported stabbing in the town of Tapuach, located in Samaria. The terrorist was neutralized.