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Riots in Judea and Samaria and Jerusalem After the attack in the Old City, a policeman and a bus driver were injured
Palestinians threw Molotov cocktails and stones at Jewish vehicles in various centers, including in the area of Chumash, Ofra, Hizma, Silwan and on the Ma'ale Adumim road.
The defense establishment has raised tensions in the centers of friction, and is concerned that the documentation of the terrorist in the Old City will encourage further attacks
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Amir Bohbot and Shlomi Heller
Sunday, 21 November 2021, 21:52 Updated: 22:53
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In the video: Palestinians threw stones at a bus on the way to Ma'ale Adumim, the driver was slightly injured (Photo: Force for workers)
The defense establishment has increased vigilance in Jerusalem and Judea and Samaria following the recent terrorist attacks.
The riots included the dumping of Molotov cocktails near Chumash and Ofra, as well as at the Ohad Gate, in Neve Tzof, between Anatot and Hizma and on Road 485. The IDF closed the northern entrance to Azzun after Palestinians threw stones and hit Israeli vehicles. And throughout the Judea and Samaria Division.
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Defense sources warned that Hamas would use the documentation of the terrorist, Fadi Abu Shahidam, 42, from the Shuafat refugee camp, to continue incitement on social media and to call for more attacks. "The images showing the perpetrator, a religious and well-known person in the area, shooting and killing, can cause individual terrorists at the point of deliberation to go out and carry out an attack. To provoke violent elements for revenge. There is no shortage of weapons in the Shuafat refugee camp," they said.
At the same time, security sources claimed that Hamas and Islamic Jihad were challenging the rule of the Palestinian Authority in a way that would make it difficult for it to maintain stability over time. Therefore, Defense Minister Bnei Gantz instructed the Coordinator of Government Operations in the Occupied Territories, Major General Rassan Aliyan, to examine civilian measures to strengthen the PA and deepen the distinction between the Gaza Strip and the West Bank.
At this stage, in talks with government ministries, intentions were raised to promote fuel terminals in Judea and Samaria, increase Palestinian Authority profits, deploy a 4G network in Judea and Samaria, approve new outline plans for Palestinians, another pulse of undocumented approval and a register in addition to the 4,000 already approved. Certificates of employment for 3,000 Palestinians, including 500 workers in the high-tech field, and examination permits for Palestinian tourists as in the past.
"The Palestinian Authority suffers from governance problems. Especially from Hamas operatives," the security source said.
"In the last day, there have been shootings, one of them in the Jenin refugee camp, of the kind that embarrasses the Palestinian Authority."
Security officials clarified, "Violent hotspots throughout Judea and Samaria are receiving special treatment.
If additional centers in the IDF develop, they will not hesitate to act. "
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