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Motzei Shabbos News Roundup From Israel


Hundreds of teenagers from the Gaza Periphery protested the ongoing violence in the area during a mass protest in Kibbutz Mordechai after Shabbos. The protests were aimed at sending a message to the government stating that they will no longer live with the current situation. “We demand that the government ensure that quiet will return to our lives.”

A 23-year-old man was driving an ATV on Avner Ben Ner Street in Netanya when the vehicle flipped over. Paramedics and EMTs from Magen David Adom treated the man for his injuries and transported him to Laniado hospital with a severe head and chest injury.

A 26-year-old Jerusalem resident was caught driving down Highway 90 in Israel’s south at a speed of 141 Kilometers per hour (87.6 miles per hour). After taking a breathalyzer test, it was found that the driver was driving with 3 times the legal limit of alcohol in his system.  In addition, his driver’s license expired in 2016. The driver was arrested and taken for questioning. His vehicle and license were confiscated for 30 days.

Aab terrorists threw stones at an Israeli car near the Tapuch junction on Saturday night. The car suffered damage to the windshield. Thankfully no one was injured in the incident.

IAF attack helicopters were dispatched on Shabbos morning following a report that 5 motorized and unidentified hang gliders were flying over the Israeli city of Carmiel in the north. The gliders were flying without legal registration and in areas that are against Israeli law to fly.

An IDF Spokesperson reported on Saturday night that: “The incident was reported to Israeli police who were waiting for the hangliders on the ground in order to press charges against them. The breaking of the civilians aviation law creates a national security problem and anyone flying or gliding is asked to make the proper arrangements with the relevant authorities in accordance with Israeli law.

Hamas officials negated Israeli reports that a terrorist was killed by Israeli forces during Friday’s uprising along the Gaza border. According to the reports put out by Hamas some 40 terrorists were injured after endangering the lives of Israeli security personnel along the border.

A 30-year-old motorcyclist was killed on Shabbos afternoon after being involved in an accident with a private car on Highway 40 near the Yarkon junction.

A 24-year-old man was seriously injured on Shabbos morning after he was involved in an accident with a forklift in a factory on Platina Boulevard in Kiryat Gat.

An Arkia flight that departed Ben Gurion airport on its way to Eilat on Shabbos afternoon made an emergency U-Turn and landing back in Ben Gurion after it was found to have problems with its brakes. The plane landed safely in Ben Gurion. The plane was carrying 29 people on board, and until it landed safely, emergency organizations classified the incident as a level 2 emergency.

On Friday close to Shabbos, a 79-year-old woman was critically injured after she was hit by a bus on Tavor Street in Nazareth Illit. She was later pronounced dead in the Italian hospital in Nazareth.

Police traffic inspectors opened an investigation into the accident. From the initial report it appears that the woman was hit while crossing the street at a crosswalk. The busdriver has been detained for questioning.

United Hatzalah volunteer EMT Ashraf Ayoub said: “Together with other volunteers I performed CPR on the woman at the scene of the accident. The woman was suffering from a multi-system failure as a result of being hit by the bus. After the ambulance came they continues CPR on the way to the hospital.”

(YWN Israel Desk – Jerusalem)



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  1. “An IDF Spokesperson reported on Saturday night that: “The incident was reported to Israeli police who were waiting for the hangliders on the ground in order to press charges against them. The breaking of the civilians aviation law creates a national security problem and anyone flying or gliding is asked to make the proper arrangements with the relevant authorities in accordance with Israeli law.”

    A number of years ago I was on Miluim in the North. I was guarding the gate to the base. It was Shabbos. I looked up and say a hang glider above the base. I was about to open fire on it (we had been give specific order to shoot down any hang gliders over the base due to an intelligence report) when another soldier standing near me began shouting that he knows who it was and not to shoot at him. After questioning him, I concluded that he in fact knew the idiot and that this was not an attack. I told him to tell his friend how he almost got killed. These idiots are lucky to be alive.

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