Stones were thrown today (Wednesday) at a bus transporting children in the Jordan Valley Regional Council. Two children were injured and the bus was damaged. Miraculously, the stone hit the jamb and not the window itself.
The head of the council, David Elhaini, in response to the incident: "Throwing stones at a bus and smashing its windshield, is an incident that cannot be put on the agenda after it. The children's safety space has been damaged. It is not an easy experience for adults, let alone children.
The school is prepared to receive them and take care of all the children. The army received A decision to set up checkpoints at the entrance to the village of Zebidat, and harsh measures will be taken against those involved.
The Jordan Valley Regional Council, takes care of the children and the incident, we cannot accept a reality where students and residents will be pelted with stones throughout the valley."
Recently, there has been a significant increase in IDF attempts in the Jordan Valley, an area that is generally considered very peaceful. Also yesterday, stones were thrown at a bus traveling near the Argaman junction, in the area of the Bedouin village of Zubidat. The vehicle was damaged but there were no casualties.
A few months ago, terrorists fired at a bus in which soldiers were traveling in the Jordan Valley.
The bus driver was seriously injured, but the fighters managed to take control of the vehicle and stop him.
The investigation of the incident revealed that the terrorists planned to set the bus on fire with a flammable substance, but were unsuccessful and burned themselves.
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