This Ongoing War: A Blog: 30-Jul-12: Scenes from the front lines, courtesy of the Tayar Report

Monday, July 30, 2012

30-Jul-12: Scenes from the front lines, courtesy of the Tayar Report

Rock-throwing 'heroes' near Ramallah, 2011

The chronology below picks up from our previous posting of Tuesday, July 24, 2012 [here]. Both are based on information received via on the Tayar Security Report, as edited and annotated by us. Yehudit Tayar creates her invaluable bulletins from first-responder, police and army reports.

Thursday, July 26, 2012

Near Bet Umar and Halhul on the Gush Etzion-Hebron road: Local Arabs launch a rock-throwing attack on anIDF patrol and on civilian vehicles
The Jewish community of Hebron: Palestinian Arabs attack IDF soldiers and Jewish civilians with cement blocks. In the city’s Avraham Avinu quarter, soldiers manning an IDF post come under cement block attack by Arabs

Friday, July 27, 2012

Tel Romeida: A Jewish resident of Hebron came under attack by Arabs when he went to immerse himself in the ancient ritual bath of the Tel Romeida Spring. [Similar circumstances to those of the July 19 attack we reported here – it happened again.]

Saturday, July 28, 2012

El Azim near the Israeli city of Ma'aleh Adumim: An Arab driver and his passenger deliberately crash their vehicle into an IDF checkpost at in an attempt to crush a ranking officer of the Border Police. The officer opens fire on the attackers, mortally injuring the driver who dies of his injuries soon after. The second terrorist is injured and a Border Police officer also suffers injuries. Both are evacuated to Hadassah Ein Karem Medical Center in Jerusalem.
During the Sabbath, there are rocket attacks from Gaza: one strikes Zikim, four crash into the land between Sderot and the security fence separating the Gaza Strip from Israel; one crashes close to Nir Oz and one north of Re'im

Sunday, July 29, 2012

Between Bet Hagai and Kiryat Arba: Arabs carry out a rock attack an Israeli driver in his moving vehicle

Monday, July 30, 2012

North of Kiryat Arba at Bet Anun Junction: Arabs carry out yet another rock attack on Israeli civilian vehicles causing property damage
Near Kiryat Arba: An Israeli tour bus comes under rock attack by Palestinian Arabs – the windshield is shattered

The Tayar Security Report is compiled by Yehudit Tayar based on inputs from the Hatzalah Yehudah and Shomron organization, cleared and confirmed by the IDF.

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