Netanyahu Cites Significant Drop in Palestinian Attacks Against Israelis

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said there has been a drop in the number of Palestinian attacks against Israelis. Photo: Wikipedia.

Israel’s prime minister says there has been a significant drop in the rate of Palestinian attacks against Israelis.

Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday he was citing the figures of Israel’s Shin Bet security service carefully because “this trend could be reversed.” But there have been no casualties over the past two and half weeks, the slowest stretch in a seven-month wave of stabbings, shootings and vehicular attacks that has killed 28 Israelis and two Americans.

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