By the Way, the Palestinians Are Still Setting Fires in Southern Israel
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by Elder of Ziyon

Palestinian rioters in Gaza prepare to set a kite on fire to be flown across the border into Israel, May 11, 2018. Photo: Reuters / Ibraheem Abu Mustafa.
YNet reports:
Three fires broke out on Monday afternoon, two of them near Israeli communities by the Gaza border. Firefighters, including KKL teams, gained control of the flames.
The first fire broke out near the Be’eri Forest, another in Sa’ad Junction and a third in the Shokeda Forest.
The fires are suspected to have been started by incendiary balloons flown from Gaza into Israel, and fire investigators are on the scene. Recent days saw a halt in incendiary balloon fires.
“It was likely a balloon, as the fire broke out at Sa’ad Junction within seconds and at this point there isn’t anything else apart from an incendiary balloon that can be pointed to as the cause of the fire, but we’re still examining the matter,” said one of the security forces personnel on the scene.
And the fires are actually getting more coverage in Arabic media than in Israeli media.
There aren’t as many as there were a month or two ago, when we would see 10 fires being set a day, but any single forest fire can be devastating. The JNF page says that as of one week ago, their firefighters had been involved in putting out some 1,160 blazes since this new form of terrorism emerged.
(And actually, it’s not a new form of terrorism; Arabs have been setting Jewish fields on fire since at least the 1930s.)
Elder of Ziyon has been blogging about Israel and the Arab world for a really long time now. He also controls the world, but deep down you already knew that.
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