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Palestinian Authority spokesman Nabil Abu Rudeineh condemned the attack and held Hamas, the de facto power in Gaza, responsible.

The new plant, to be fully operational this month, is projected to treat some 36,000 cubic meters of sewage per day.

A resident who spotted the stone-throwers at the Hizme intersection drove straight at them with his vehicle, and managed to hit one.

"The incitement is multidimensional," the ministry points out. "This is not just about calling for terrorism and murder 'here and now,' but also deep-rooted, long-term work."

Security personnel also seized thousands of shekels in cash in the Palestinian Authority town of Bethlehem and in the village of Beit Ur al-Tahta.

Abbas appeared to be in poor health during his speech at the UN Security Council in February.

Arabs suspected of cooperating with Israel can be punished by the most extreme penalties, under Palestinian Authority law.

"The Palestinian Authority has been responsible for blocking our proposed renovation and development at the Cave of the Patriarchs."

The culture of lies and Palestinian incitement never ceases among the young and the old in the Tamimi family," Maj. Gen. Yoav (Poli) Mordechai posted on Facebook.

The terrorists who massacred the family are receiving generous salaries from the Palestinian Authority.

During the Purim holiday, the crossings will be open solely for humanitarian, medical and other exceptional reasons.

Israel's Ministry of Education has long fought to prevent the Palestinian Authority from infiltrating Arab schools in Jerusalem.

In the video of the incident that has gone viral since, al-Saradih is seen charging a soldier, who appears to shoot him just before the Arab attacker collapses to the ground.

Palestinian Authority terrorist Muhammad Harouf insisted that he be convicted of a murder driven by “nationalist” motives and not by anything to do with a romance gone bad.

The police directed them back to safe territory, communicating with the 7-year-old grandchild (the obvious authority figure on things technological).

The New Israel Fund, B'Tselem, Rabbis for Human Rights, Yesh Din, Adalah, and the Association for Civil Rights in Israel were among the groups that ignored the plaintiffs' pleas. Some NGOs stated they only help "Palestinian who are suing the State of Israel."

The suspects are accused of involvement in terrorist activities and violent disturbances against civilians and Israeli security forces.

Kahlon called on the Palestinian Authority to return to negotiations under U.S. auspices, saying, “The Americans are the only fair mediators in the region.”

"For thousands of years, Jerusalem has been the heart and soul of our people... and it will remain the undivided capital of the State of Israel forever.”

The suspects were accused of accused of popular terror and disturbances aimed at civilians and soldiers.

The attacks are escalating barely 48 hours before Palestinian Authority leader Mahmoud Abbas is set to address the United Nations Security Council in New York.

Terrorists have targeted the same courthouse numerous times over the past several months, including this past week, two weeks ago, and twice in December.

Abbas spokesman Rudeina said the speech will send a message that "justice, peace and land are the only way to a secure, stable and prosperous Middle East, free from all forms of terrorism.”

The Knesset is working on legislation that would legally enable Israel to retain the bodies of terrorists indefinitely.

The bill offsetting terrorist salaries would deduct those hundreds of millions of dollars from the money due the PA, and, if Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman (Yisrael Beiteinu) gets his way, move these funds to Israeli terror victims.

The young policewoman did not back down. “If you don't want a large police involvement, you’ll keep moving,” she warned.

Fatah: "We vow to Almighty Allah that we will continue to be loyal to the blood of all of the heroic Martyrs."

"It is inconceivable that within the UN, which is supposed to establish peace and protect human rights, a diplomat would incite to violence and terrorism that injure and even kill innocent Israelis."

The soldiers were beaten and one of their guns was stolen. (Warning: Graphic video)

The village of Teqoa (Tuqu') is notorious for its residents' almost daily stone throwing ritual, occasionally while blocking the road and carrying out lynching attempts.