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Barkat After Jerusalem Stabbing: Terror Won’t Disrupt City Routine
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Arutz Sheva – Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat responded to Thursday’s stabbing of a female soldier on Jerusalem’s light rail saying terrorists are seeking to disrupt Israeli life.
“I regard this attempt to disrupt life in Jerusalem with great gravity. Routine events in Jerusalem will continue as planned, and the light rail will continue to operate and serve all residents, Jews and Arabs,” Barkat said.
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