Posted on 10/05/2026 6:10:45 AM PDT by Eleutheria5
Two terrorist attacks were attempted on Monday within hours of each other in Judea and Samaria.
IDF forces operating near Bani Naim in the Hebron Hills saw a vehicle with three terrorists moving suspiciously. The vehicle then accelerated toward the forces' vehicle and struck it.
In response, the soldiers fired toward the vehicle, and hits were identified. No IDF soldiers were hurt.
According to reports from the scene, one of the suspects was killed, another was severely wounded, and the third was arrested.
A few hours later, two terrorists, at least one armed with a knife, entered the grazing areas of the Hanina Farm in the Binyamin Region. According to the Binyamin Regional Council, the terrorist set fire to an Israeli vehicle, causing severe damage.
According to testimonies from the scene, the terrorist was wearing gloves and carrying additional equipment. A knife was found at the scene, and the Regional Council says he attempted to commit a stabbing attack.
A resident who saw what was happening ran over the terrorist and neutralized him. The terrorist was apprehended, and IDF forces were dispatched to the scene. No injuries were reported.
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Ran over the terrorist has such a nice ring to it.
You might get bloodstains and dent your front end, though. Make sure to get a good body shop lined up beforehand that doesn’t ask too many questions.
I guess that the rocks that the 8 year old Arabs throw at you on the road from Qyriat Arba to Hebron is not considered terrorism because they are actually kind of cute. They are trained at a very early age to want to kill Jews.
Just shove every last one of those savages into Egypt at gunpoint.
Shoot anyone who so much as twitches resistance.
L
Imagine what 24 hours without violence and terrorist activity would look and feel like. If the Earth could spin just once on it’s axis and there were no mass killing, no bombings, no stabbings in the public square. Just imagine.
Certain of the American Indian tribes refused to work local, State, and Federal authorities. Our policy of ethics relocation worked nicely in those instances.
Kiryat Arba leads directly into Hebron. It’s got a gate at the end of Rehov David Hamelech (name?), and no stone throwing that I’ve ever seen. If there’s a full-blown riot, it would be around the security post in front of the Patriarchs’ Tomb, and usually they’re attacking the security post.
But around Chalchul or the poorer neighborhoods in ElArub, or between the two tunnels leading from Highway 60 into Giloh in Jerusalem, that’s where you’ll get some stones, but not cutesy little eight-year-old pebble tosses. If they’re up on a hill, they’re tossing boulders down. Nothing cute about them. Those Mofos can kill, and no way to run them over. Use a gun, even in self defense, and actually hit one of the boulder tossers, you lose your gun and are under house arrest.
I wonder if we could re-work the lyrics of J. Lenon’s Imagine around that theme.
I can’t watch it. Too close to home, dealing with things that happen. I’m into The Mummy at its swashbuckling-est.
Understood. I visited (port calls) Israel back in the 80s and early 90’s when I was in the Navy. Had some friends and between spending time with them and my own observations, it was made clear that Americans in general do not understand the nature of the Islamic enemy. You live it so you know.
I was told that Arabs look at Israelis as animals and would shoot them as easily as a dog. Of course Israelis have to deal with this behavior appropriately.
One of the things I like about the show is how it shows the fragile relationships between all the different factions and political groups. I do not know how true all that is, but ME politics has always been difficult to follow for me because of all the factions and groups that are involved all over the region.
I have no idea how popular Fauda is here in the states, but I do like that it shows the violent nature and hatred of the enemy. Some people here just cant come to the realization that others live for the purpose of just killing them.
My youngest son loves it. He’s 24. I’d like to pick up some colloquial Arabic, but can’t bring myself to watch it. I have friends who were murdered. Not on October 7. I have at least one Arab friend, and he’s a gentle soul.
I have been through there at least a dozen times and have had rocks thrown at my car almost everytime. So yes, I am familiar with it.
I think you went through a different route than I.
It might have changed. The last time I went to Hebron was in 2014, and yes, they were daily attacks. I thought at the time they need a new route, so I don’t doubt what you are saying. I used to drive along the Jordanian Highway to the Dead Sea before the bypass, and it was dangerous. I was always hassled along that route. When they built Maale Adumin, they bypassed most of that. In fact, believe it or not, I almost bought an apartment in Maale Adumin when it first opened in the early 1980s. It could have bought a nice 3 bedroom with a great view for $60,000 US Dollars because they wanted folks to move out there. I should have bought it. The values have gone up.
But Maale Adumim is accessible directly from Jerusalem, along the Dead Sea. How does Hebron and Kiryat Arba get involved in that?
It doesn’t. Just remininscing about the times I have had rocks thrown at me. Used to, the old Highway down to the Dead Sea at many small Arab towns along the way, including Bethel (which used to sell terrific pottery), and other tourist trinkets, that lined all the way down. Israel built the new Hiway down there at about the time that Maale was built. Most of the new highways were built to avoid the local Arabs totally. It has been a long process, but it started before I got there in 1980 or so. Your post brought up old memories for sure, and that is what old folks do, reminisce.
I haven’t owned a car in years. But concerning rock throwers, once on the bus, I was sitting in the middle next to a soldier with his rifle across his knee, from Kiryat Arba to Jerusalem, and on the way through either Sayara or Chalchul, this Arab teenager from very far away threw a rock at the bus, and it hit it with a loud thud. The buses are armored and fireproof for just such occasions. The soldier looked at me and smiled amusedly at that phenomenal throw, and continued to sit as before. The kid could have had a major league baseball contract, but instead he’s in this sh!t-hole village along Highway 60, throwing rocks at buses. I’m living up North these days, away from the fun and games of 60. Instead we used to get incoming missiles from Lebanon and Iran. Nothing now. I feel neglected.
When they upgraded Hiway 60, they put up these tall concrete barriers every few feet instead of a continuous wall (I believe they have finished it now). The Arabs used to time their shots to try to hit between the barriers. BTW, the last times I went down there, I was in a bullet ‘resistant’ vans.
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