Website Counts 127 Minor Terror Incidents in Israel This Week
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by David Daoud
Since the start of this week, at least 127 minor terror incidents were carried out against Israeli citizens on the streets of Judea, Samaria, the Binyamin Region and Jerusalem, Israeli news portal 0404 reported on Friday.
According to the report, some of the incidents involved Palestinian or Arab attackers throwing Molotov cocktails at Israelis, and hurling stones at cars as well as soldiers and security personnel.
In some of the incidents pipe-bombs were thrown at Israeli troops by Palestinians.
The report said that the count of 127 attacks does not include arson attacks carried out against Israeli property.
“In Jerusalem, arson attacks in open areas and against Jewish homes occur regularly,” said the report.
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