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Three Israelis killed in lone-wolf terror attacks

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Published: 19 March 2018

Last updated: 4 March 2024

After Palestinians praise ram-raid that kills two soldiers, army considers moving the Separation Barrier to split assailant’s village. Attacks may increase as anniversaries loom

As anniversaries loom, Palestinian ‘lone wolf’ attacks likely to gain traction (Times of Israel)
AVI ISSACHAROFF Upcoming Land Day and Nakba Day protests set stage for violence engineered by Hamas from Gaza and abroad

The Palestinian fuse is getting shorter (Ynet)
With an empty diplomatic toolbox, the Palestinians feel terror is the only thing they have left. Lone-wolf terrorism is becoming the leading pattern of action

Palestinian groups praise car-ramming attack that kills two soldiers (Times of Israel)
Factions say terror attack a response to 'Zionist crimes' and US recognition of Jerusalem as capital of Israel

Following attack, Israel may move West Bank separation barrier, splitting Palestinian assailant’s village (Haaretz)
Army considering the move after Friday’s car-ramming attack that killed two soldiers

Photo: Scene of the Jerusalem stabbing attack on Sunday (Ahmad Gharabli)
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