Breaking news : Terror attack in Jerusalem; three seriously wounded

[Israeli]

Car rams into pedestrians at Tomb of Simeon the Just in East Jerusalem, exits car and continues attack with metal bar until police shot dead by police; after violent morning clashes on Temple Mount.

According to initial reports, a car rammed into a group of pedestrians, leaving one is in serious condition and two others with moderate wounds. The driver then continued to drive hitting a number of cars and then stopped, exited the car holding a metal bar and proceeded to attack additional pedestrians. Border Patrol forces then shot and killed him.

The tomb is the flashpoint Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood in East Jerusalem. Jewish settlers recently moved into a number of houses in the area, heightening tensions in the already volatile capital. According to initial reports the car hit a Light Rail train station.

http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4588371,00.html

[azurnoir]

1. sh^t

that's all I can say at this point just sh^t

[Jefferson23]

2. Yes: Unidentified assailants kidnap Jerusalem teen

JERUSALEM (Ma'an) -- Unidentified assailants kidnapped a 16-year-old Palestinian, Amir Majdi Ramadan, from Beit Hanina while he was heading to his school on a motorcycle Tuesday.

Ramadan's father said that according to what his son told him and reported to the police, while he was on his motorcycle going to school Tuesday morning he was hit by a car from behind, three unidentified assailants beat him with a gun on his head and placed him in the trunk of their vehicle.

The boy's father added that he did not know of the incident until he received a call from Amir's school telling him his son did not arrive.

He attempted to call his son several times before he received a call from a friend telling him his son was found lying in a neighborhood in Beit Hanina, and that a local took him to the main street and called an ambulance.

http://www.maannews.net/eng/ViewDetails.aspx?ID=737685

[Jefferson23]

3. Israeli forces conduct arrest raids in East Jerusalem, Abu Dis

JERUSALEM (Ma'an) -- Israeli forces raided and searched villages and neighborhoods of East Jerusalem and Abu Dis early Wednesday, detaining over a dozen youths.

Addameer rights group lawyer Muhammad Mahmoud told Ma'an that Israeli forces detained 13 Palestinians.

They were identified as Fadi Abu Sbeih, Suleiman al-Sayyad, Youssef Dari, Ayyub Abu al-Hawa, Mahmoud Shweiki, Badie Ghaith, Muhammad Joulani, Youssef Skafi, Mahmoud Obeid, Mahmoud Jabbar, Kathem Annous, Muath al-Razem and Alaa al-Razem.

Israeli forces raided Abu Dis and searched several houses. The head of a local committee, Bassam Bahr, said that soldiers raided homes after breaking their front doors, searched residents' vehicles and detained Muhammad Daoud Halabiya, Muhammad Nabil Badr, Raed Ahmad Rabie and Muhammad Saleh Khanafseh.

http://www.maannews.net/eng/ViewDetails.aspx?ID=737715

[Jefferson23]

4. Terror attack in Jerusalem kills 1; Hamas claims responsibility

Van rams into pedestrians at Tomb of Simeon the Just in East Jerusalem, exits car and continues attack with metal bar until shot dead by police; after violent morning clashes on Temple Mount.

Noam (Dabul) Dvir
Latest Update: 11.05.14,

A van rammed into a group of pedestrians waiting for Jerusalem's Light Rail, killing one person and wounding a number of others, in what seems to be an additional terror attack on Wednesday. The suspected terrorist was identified as a Hamas operative from East Jerusalem.

Hamas has taken responsibility for Wednesday's deadly terror attack and spokesman Mushir al-Masri praised the terrorist, saying that that it was an act of revenge “for al-Aqsa and for the blood of those who guard Al-Aqsa.”

Hamas official Fawzi Barhoum also lauded the attack and called for more violence. "We praise this heroic operation," he said, adding that "We call for more such ... operations."

http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4588371,00.html

[sabbat hunter]

5. Is Hamas

really this fucking stupid?

Hey Fawzi, if you want more 'heroic operations' how about you lead the way instead of encouraging others to do so?

[Jefferson23]

6. Provocations, incitement..violence, and then more violence...that's about

all we see..not sure where this one leads to. Doesn't look good.

[Jefferson23]

7. Hamas claims Jerusalem car attack

JERUSALEM (Ma'an) -- Hamas on Wednesday claimed responsibility for a Jerusalem car attack that killed one Israeli border policeman and injured 14 others earlier in the day.

Hamas said in a statement that Ibrahim al-Akkari, the alleged attacker, took "revenge for his people," for the al-Aqsa mosque, and for Jerusalem through the attack.

The military wing of Hamas, the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades, meanwhile said on Wednesday following the attack that "al-Aqsa is the detonator that will cause a volcano to erupt in Israel's face."

Spokesman for the brigades Abu Ubaida hailed the "heroes of Jerusalem and Hamas fighters" who defend the Al-Aqsa Mosque with their souls and blood.

http://www.maannews.net/eng/ViewDetails.aspx?ID=737806

[Jefferson23]

8. Suspect in hit-and-run that left 3 soldiers injured turns himself in

BETHLEHEM (Ma'an) -- A Palestinian man suspected of having run over three Israeli soldiers on Wednesday evening turned himself in to "security forces," the Israeli military said in a statement on Thursday.

Earlier, Israeli forces had carried out raids across the southern West Bank to find the man, who had been identified as Hammam Masalma.

Four of Masalma's relatives were detained from the southern West Bank town of Beit Awwa early Thursday, after Israeli forces raided the area and found no sign of Hammam.

Palestinian security sources said Israeli troops erected several military checkpoints around Beit Awwa west of Hebron before ransacking the home of Hammam Masalma, who they believed deliberately attacked the soldiers.


http://www.maannews.net/eng/ViewDetails.aspx?ID=738003

[Jefferson23]

9. Violence simmers in Jerusalem; marchers heading for Al-Aqsa

Hamas urges West Bank Palestinians to head to Jerusalem to protect mosque from 'Zionist siege.'

By Noa Shpigel, Barak Ravid, Jack Khoury and Nir Hasson

Thursday was quiet in Jerusalem when measured against the violence of the past few weeks. Nevertheless, it didn’t pass completely without incident.

http://www.haaretz.com/news/diplomacy-defense/.premium-1.625187

[oberliner]

10. What is the difference between a Zionist siege and an Israeli siege?

I don't have premium so if there is something in the article that explains that, I wasn't able to read it.