Yom Chamishee
Thursday
24 Tishrei 5782
September 30 2021
The News on the Israeli Street
Palestinian terror in the last 24 hours . . .
A female terrorist from Kabatiya near Hevron came to the Chain Gate in the Old City this morning, pulled out a large butcher knife, and attacked police officers. She was immediately shot and later died at a nearby hospital. No soldiers were wounded. This photo was taken before the terrrorist was taken to the hospital:
The terrorist met her timely end.
A terrorist was killed during a raid by our soldiers last night in the Palestinian settlement of Burkin, near Jenin. When the terrorist opened fire with a machine gun, he went down in a hail of bullets. Click here to see the moment that shots were fired.
Another shooting took place at the Dotan checkpoint near Jenin last night. No soldiers were wounded and the terrorists escaped.
The daily Corona update . . .
5,159 more Israelis were confirmed “yesterday” as having Covid-19. There are now 49,142 active cases in the country.
1,277,270 Israelis have contracted Corona since the pandemic began.
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The positive test rate yesterday was 3.42%.
647 Israelis are in serious condition with another 217 in critical condition on ventilators.
7,732 Israelis have died–40 since yesterday.
While it would seem that numbers are trending downward, again we must point out that the drop in critically and seriously ill is because of the increase in the number of deaths.
Vaccinations:
6,104,257 Israelis have received 1 dose.
5,628,661 Israelis have received 2 doses.
3,297,695 Israelis have received 3 doses.
A student from Malawi, who had worked with an Israeli health volunteer in his country battling AIDS, came up to us as we walked down the street in the UC-Davis Picnic Day Parade and wanted to carry the Israeli flag.