5 Tevet 5779
13 December 2018 (6 pm)
A Brief Summary of Thursday’s Palestinian Terror (so far)
Two Israeli police offers were stabbed at 5 am near the Damascus Gate in the Old City of Jerusalem by a terrorist from Qalandiya. The officers were evacuated to a hospital; the terrorist was killed.
Two IDF soldiers, Yuval Yosef (20) and Yosef Cohen (19) were murdered this morning at the hitchhiking station beside the Givat Assaf Junction. A car pulled up beside the station, a terrorist got out and opened fire on those standing there. The terrorist then returned to his car and was driven away by an accomplice.
Shortly after the murders, a Palestinian terrorist attempted to run over a police officer near the same Givat Assaf Junction.
In the afternoon just after 4 pm, there was another attempted car ramming at Al Bireh near Beit El. A group of soldiers were the target of vehicle; the terrorist was shot and killed.
Your humble servant will have more to say about all of these attacks tomorrow.
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A sad addendum:
At the funeral of the 4-day-old baby last night on the Mt. of Olives, he was named Amiad Israel. It was also revealed that the baby suffered wounds in the shooting at Ofra.
Special Notice:
Your humble servant is on his annual trip back to the United States. This blog will resume as normal on Monday, December 17. Thank you for your indulgence.
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.