IDF soldiers were wounded during riots in the West Bank • Summary of Shabbos events
Two IDF soldiers were injured during a riot in Nabi Saleh • Palestinian caught with six improvised explosives • fire in Tiveria • B'Chadrei Charedim presents: Summary of events over Shabbos
- Eli Shlesinger, B'Chadrei Charedim
- כ"ו חשון התשע"ג
• On Friday night, two IDF soldiers injured during the weekly riots in Nabi Saleh. One was wounded in the head by a stone, and a soldier broke his leg. The wounded were treated by Neve Tzuf MDA staff and military medics and were taken to the hospital by intensive care unit mobile with both soldier's condition defined as moderate.
• A Palestinian was caught during Shabbos carrying six improvised explosives, improvised gun and a knife.
• This morning at 10:50 am a 57 year old man was found unconscious without a pulse and not breathing on the roof of a private home in the Ganim neighborhood in Eilat. MDA team announced the death, the circumstances of the case are not clear.
• a tree collapsed on a group of cars on Hatzionut Street, corner of Kury Street in Haifa, MDA rescue team was called to treat an injured 27-year-old who was driving her car at the time, and was slightly injured by glass from the windshield. The victim was taken to the Bnei Zion hospital.
• On Friday night on Hageulim Street in Hatzor Haglilit: A 63 year-old man who was drunk went out of his apartment building to the stairwell and shot the gun he held because he was a security guard at the neighbor apartment door who was in his house with his wife and son. The background for the attack is a dispute over a financial debt. No casualties in the incident, many bullet signs were found on the door of the neighboring apartment. Rosh Pinah police came to the building distanced curious residents and ordered the others to withdraw to their apartments. The police, who arrived at the scene, spotted the suspect coming towards them with a gun in his hand, the police took over the suspect and seized his gun, and in a test it became clear that the gun was ready with a bullet in the chamber. During a search of the suspect's apartment munitions were found scattered in the living room. The suspect will be brought to extend his detention in the Nazareth court after Shabbos.
On Shabbos morning the firefighting operation services in Tiveria received a report on a burning apartment with people trapped in the Dayagim neighborhood in Tiveria. 4 teams operated to extinguish the fire and rescue two trapped people, a man and woman in their forties who were evacuated in fair condition. They also rescued five dogs that were also in the burning apartment.
• Near Beerot Yitzchak a young man in his 20s who lives in the center of the country stopped a tram, intending to reach his home. Upon entering the car he pulled out a knife, and threatened to remove the driver and stole his car. After strenuous activities and intensive investigation, Petah Tikva station police identified the suspect thief, driving the robbed car near the Yarkonim intersection, and he was taken in for questioning.
• Two brothers from Haifa stabbed tonight by a man sitting in a car near their home. The suspect stabbed them after the two asked him to turn down loud music coming from his car. They were evacuated to the Bnei Zion Hospital in the city, with moderate injuries. Haifa police are investigating the circumstances of the case and are searching for the suspect.
• Investigation development on the hit and run accident that occurred on Thursday in Haifa, where a nine-year-old boy was hit whilst crossing the road crosswalk. Haifa police station arrested a boy aged 17, a resident of the city, on the suspicion on hitting the boy. The underage driver without a license was found and after a quick interrogation, confessed and recounted the accident. Police plan to ask for the extension of his detention on Motzei Shabbos in Haifa Magistrates Court.
• Three young men, residents of Petah Tikva in their twenties noticed an elderly woman in her eighties as she walked down the street, they pushed her and stole her purse. Scans performed in the area identified the three and when asked by police for their identification, one of the suspects revealed the identity card of the elderly woman they robbed. Suspects were arrested and the purse was returned to the elderly woman.
• A 57-year-old resident of Eilat was found dead on the roof of his house in the morning in Ganim A neighborhood in the city. Currently there is no suspected foul play. His body was transferred to the Institute of Forensic Medicine to determine the cause of his death.
• At a prison in Sri - Lanka prison guards opened fire on prisoners who rioted in compound 16, prisoners were killed, dozens were injured and five managed to escape the riots that broke out at the prison in the Colombo capital.
• At least four people were killed in a cargo plane crash belonging to the Algerian army in the South of France. The authorities announced that one body was found in the cockpit and another three were found among the broken plane.
• Statue of Liberty in New York was lit on Friday night for the first time since the storm 'Sandy' hit the east coast of the United States. Statue compound, one of the symbols of tourism in the city, is still closed to visitors following the storm damage.
• The U.S. government will sell Saudi Arabia 25 "Hercules" transport planes worth 6.7 billion dollars. The Pentagon announced the planned transaction to Congress, who may present objections to the move. The summary is written with the assistance of ZAKA and Reuter's journalist group.
• A Palestinian was caught during Shabbos carrying six improvised explosives, improvised gun and a knife.
• This morning at 10:50 am a 57 year old man was found unconscious without a pulse and not breathing on the roof of a private home in the Ganim neighborhood in Eilat. MDA team announced the death, the circumstances of the case are not clear.
• a tree collapsed on a group of cars on Hatzionut Street, corner of Kury Street in Haifa, MDA rescue team was called to treat an injured 27-year-old who was driving her car at the time, and was slightly injured by glass from the windshield. The victim was taken to the Bnei Zion hospital.
• On Friday night on Hageulim Street in Hatzor Haglilit: A 63 year-old man who was drunk went out of his apartment building to the stairwell and shot the gun he held because he was a security guard at the neighbor apartment door who was in his house with his wife and son. The background for the attack is a dispute over a financial debt. No casualties in the incident, many bullet signs were found on the door of the neighboring apartment. Rosh Pinah police came to the building distanced curious residents and ordered the others to withdraw to their apartments. The police, who arrived at the scene, spotted the suspect coming towards them with a gun in his hand, the police took over the suspect and seized his gun, and in a test it became clear that the gun was ready with a bullet in the chamber. During a search of the suspect's apartment munitions were found scattered in the living room. The suspect will be brought to extend his detention in the Nazareth court after Shabbos.
On Shabbos morning the firefighting operation services in Tiveria received a report on a burning apartment with people trapped in the Dayagim neighborhood in Tiveria. 4 teams operated to extinguish the fire and rescue two trapped people, a man and woman in their forties who were evacuated in fair condition. They also rescued five dogs that were also in the burning apartment.
• Near Beerot Yitzchak a young man in his 20s who lives in the center of the country stopped a tram, intending to reach his home. Upon entering the car he pulled out a knife, and threatened to remove the driver and stole his car. After strenuous activities and intensive investigation, Petah Tikva station police identified the suspect thief, driving the robbed car near the Yarkonim intersection, and he was taken in for questioning.
• Two brothers from Haifa stabbed tonight by a man sitting in a car near their home. The suspect stabbed them after the two asked him to turn down loud music coming from his car. They were evacuated to the Bnei Zion Hospital in the city, with moderate injuries. Haifa police are investigating the circumstances of the case and are searching for the suspect.
• Investigation development on the hit and run accident that occurred on Thursday in Haifa, where a nine-year-old boy was hit whilst crossing the road crosswalk. Haifa police station arrested a boy aged 17, a resident of the city, on the suspicion on hitting the boy. The underage driver without a license was found and after a quick interrogation, confessed and recounted the accident. Police plan to ask for the extension of his detention on Motzei Shabbos in Haifa Magistrates Court.
• Three young men, residents of Petah Tikva in their twenties noticed an elderly woman in her eighties as she walked down the street, they pushed her and stole her purse. Scans performed in the area identified the three and when asked by police for their identification, one of the suspects revealed the identity card of the elderly woman they robbed. Suspects were arrested and the purse was returned to the elderly woman.
• A 57-year-old resident of Eilat was found dead on the roof of his house in the morning in Ganim A neighborhood in the city. Currently there is no suspected foul play. His body was transferred to the Institute of Forensic Medicine to determine the cause of his death.
• At a prison in Sri - Lanka prison guards opened fire on prisoners who rioted in compound 16, prisoners were killed, dozens were injured and five managed to escape the riots that broke out at the prison in the Colombo capital.
• At least four people were killed in a cargo plane crash belonging to the Algerian army in the South of France. The authorities announced that one body was found in the cockpit and another three were found among the broken plane.
• Statue of Liberty in New York was lit on Friday night for the first time since the storm 'Sandy' hit the east coast of the United States. Statue compound, one of the symbols of tourism in the city, is still closed to visitors following the storm damage.
• The U.S. government will sell Saudi Arabia 25 "Hercules" transport planes worth 6.7 billion dollars. The Pentagon announced the planned transaction to Congress, who may present objections to the move. The summary is written with the assistance of ZAKA and Reuter's journalist group.
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