Posted on 12/16/2016 2:16:09 AM PST by Eleutheria5
The number of terrorist attacks recorded in Israel dropped last month by 38 percent nationally — largely thanks to a 72-percent drop in incidents in Jerusalem.
The Israel Security Agency, or Shin Bet, recorded a total of 95 attacks in November, with nine in Jerusalem, compared to 153 attacks in October nationally and 48 in Israel’s capital, according to the security agency’s monthly report, which it published on its website earlier this week.
According to the report, one Israeli, a member of the security forces, was wounded in the November attacks, compared to 23 wounded and two killed during the previous month.
The drop in attacks makes the November tally the second lowest figure recorded since October 2015, when 620 attacks were recorded following a near tripling over the previous month. The lowest figure recorded in any month after that conflagration was in August of this year, with 93 incidents.
The Shin Bet reports do not include dozens of incidents of rock throwing that occur every month, mainly in Judea and Samaria.
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They got the memo if Judea and Samaria are referenced as part of Israel.
I pray that this is not just the calm before the big storm.
“Profiling” works.
G-d is bringing peace to Jerusalem. Glory be to the almighty
And, isn't it supposed to be 7 years of peace for Israel before the final tailspin happens that results in the triumphant return of Christ...?
i think, and i am no expert, that a seven year peace deal is made and then broken after 3.5
like a UN cease fire or something like an Iranian deal...
G-d will not make it easy for the anti-Christ... why would He... Buwahahahahaha. (it’s good to be on the side of the one true G-d)... forgive my boasts Lord.
Trump effect
Yes, he needs to be bowing and scraping and apologizing for wanting to MAGA. /s
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