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(Times of Israel) Muhammed Arfaaya, 22, of Hebron, has confessed to ramming his vehicle into a bus stop outside Alon Shvut in the West Bank on Thursday, leaving four young Israelis injured. "He crossed the highway and with great force struck a group of students who were waiting for the bus," said Moshe Savil, deputy head of the Etzion Bloc regional council. Arfaaya was released from Israeli prison last year. Dalia Lemkus, 26, from Tekoa, was struck by a Palestinian driver and then stabbed to death near the same junction in November. Nearby, three Israeli teenagers were abducted and murdered by Hamas-linked terrorists last June. There has been a spate of terror attacks against Israelis by Palestinians using vehicles. 2015-05-15 00:00:00Full Article
Palestinian Rams Car into Israeli Students at West Bank Bus Stop, Injuring Four
(Times of Israel) Muhammed Arfaaya, 22, of Hebron, has confessed to ramming his vehicle into a bus stop outside Alon Shvut in the West Bank on Thursday, leaving four young Israelis injured. "He crossed the highway and with great force struck a group of students who were waiting for the bus," said Moshe Savil, deputy head of the Etzion Bloc regional council. Arfaaya was released from Israeli prison last year. Dalia Lemkus, 26, from Tekoa, was struck by a Palestinian driver and then stabbed to death near the same junction in November. Nearby, three Israeli teenagers were abducted and murdered by Hamas-linked terrorists last June. There has been a spate of terror attacks against Israelis by Palestinians using vehicles. 2015-05-15 00:00:00Full Article
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