Yom Shleeshee
Tuesday
20 Cheshvan 5783
November 15 2022
BREAKING NEWS:
Three Israelis were murdered and three more wounded at two locations around the Samarian city of Ariel this morning. One attack took place at a gas station, and the other at the entrance to the industrial zone.
After the terrorist stabbed multiple people at a local gas station killing two, he stabbed the driver of a car, stole it, and then killed another Israeli when he ran over him. The terrorist fled west on Road 5 toward Peduel where he crashed his car into numerous vehicles before he was shot and killed–apparently by citizens on the scene.
According to the PLO, the terrorist was a member of the PLO.
Click here to see the scene where the terrorist was killed by two citizens.
The IDF is currently conducting a manhunt for a second terrorist who may have been at the scene.
The Disingenuous Quote of the Day
“I made it clear to the American representatives that we stand behind the IDF soldiers, that we will not cooperate with any external investigation, and we will not allow interference in Israel’s internal affairs. The decision of the US Department of Justice to investigate the unfortunate death of Shireen Abu Aqla is a grave mistake. The IDF conducted an independent and professional investigation, which was presented to the Americans.”
Benny Gantz, soon-to-be former “Defense” Minister commenting on the Biden Administration’s decision to have the FBI investigate the death of Shireen Abu Aqla.
While we agree completely with Gantz, his statement is disingenuous in the extreme. It was Gantz that kowtowed to the Biden Administration in the first place when it demanded that the IDF investigate the death of the Al-Jazeera reporter. And it was Gantz who kowtowed to every other request by the Bidenites as he trotted off to Washington on numerous junkets.
Now, just before leaving office, he suddenly sides with our soldiers in the IDF.
The News on the Israeli Street
The war in Judea, Samaria, and Jerusalem:
Shooting attacks.
Palestinian terrorists opened fire on an Israeli motorist between Pisgat and Beit El. No Israelis were wounded.
IED, Molotov, and “rock” attacks.
Palestinian terrorists attacked Israelis between Al-Aruv and the Gush Etzion Junction, on Road 55 near the Nabi Elias Bypass, on the Gush Etzion-Hevron Road, on Road 465 near Habara, on the Hevron-Tarkamiyya road west of the Beit Kahil Bridge, between Efrat and the T-Junction east of Umm Salmona, near the Karmi Tzur Junction, Road 458 near Al Muayyir, Zavia, and at numerous other locations.
Another attack.
Palestinian terrorists tried to ram an Israeli motorist near Ataret.
Another Jew detained on the Temple Mount . . .
Ofir Dayan, a Jewish member of “In our hands for the Temple Mount”, was detained by the police when she began to sing the Israeli national anthem Hatikvah on the Mount this morning.
After she was released, a fellow member commented: “The police continue to violate public order. Dayan did nothing against the law and she is paying the price for the conduct of the police on the Temple Mount. Jews also have human rights on the Temple Mount.”
“Funny” photo of the day . . .
On a day when so much terror is all around us, it is perhaps useful to have a little humor.
What do you think happened at the wedding in Petah Tikva last night?
Yes, the groom (the man in the middle) cut his foot when he broke the glass at the end of the ceremony. A medic (the man on the right) was called, and after having his foot bandaged the groom returned to the dance floor.
Bibi and his new book . . .
PM-to-be Netanyahu receiving a platinum award on his book selling 40,000 copies in the first month.
TODAY’S BLOG
“Yes, I have a gun. Deal with it.”
Sarah Netanyahu hosted the wives of the incoming coalition leaders yesterday. Netanyahu is to the left and Ayala Ben Gvir in the center. Notice the gun in her waistband.
When she was criticized by the media after for carrying a gun to the meeting, she tweeted in response: “I live in Hebron; I am the mother of 6 sweet children; I drive on terrorist-infested roads, and am married to my husband who is the most threatened man in the country. Yes, I have a gun. Deal with it.”
Kolakevod to Ayala for telling it like it is!
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.