Terrorist incident in Samaria:
a bus belonging to the Sha-Nur Nuclear Power Plant was shot this evening (Sunday) during their journey back from the candle lighting event in the area of the evacuation settlement.
Over 100 people went up to light the first candle at the place where the settlement of Sha-Noor stood, among the immigrants was MK Limor Son Har Melech from Otzma Yehudit. During their return from the event, terrorists fired at the convoy. About 7 bullets were fired at the participants.
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The head of the Samaria Regional Council, Yossi Dagan, reacted strongly to the attack: "Where there is no settlement, there will be terrorism. It is not for nothing that most of the attacks in recent years have taken place between Nablus and Negin, an area where the settlements were displaced, further proof that the settlements need to be returned and the secession law repealed."
MK Limor Son Har-Malech, who participated in the candle lighting ceremony, said: "We arrived here today, about 100 people, women and children, to the settlement of Sha-Noor, which was evacuated.
Every time I come to Shanor I am amazed that the settlement simply brightens our face.
The damage to the windows of the bus that transported the Sha-Nur nucleus, photo: Moaz Shumron Security Division
The damage from the shooting at the Sha-Noor nuclear bus //Photo: Moaz Shumron Security Division,
"The dozens of Arab terrorists who greeted us with gunfire, Molotov cocktails and stones, illustrated again tonight more than anything our necessity and urgency to return Jewish settlement to northern Samaria, the removal of which led directly to the formation of a terrorist state in the heart of the country. The right-wing government established in Gaza must transfer as soon as possible the The bill to cancel the secession, and to act to restore settlement to the four settlements of northern Samaria - Chumash, Shanor, Ganim and Kedi."
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