Arabs threw 5 firebombs at IDF soldiers near the northern entrance of Efrat in Gush Etzion.

No other details are available at this point in time.

Palestinian Authority prime minister Rami Hamdallah’s vehicle collided with an Israel car on Saturday near Bethlehem, seriously injuring the Israeli driver and leaving his children and three PA security guards with light injures.

The PA vehicle was returning to Ramallah from a meeting with the governor of Hevron when his car collided with the Israeli car near Tekoa, east of Efrat. The family

A security vehicle escorting Palestinian Authority caretaker Prime Minister Rami Hamdallah collided with an Israel vehicle near Bethlehem on Saturday. The Israeli family – and four children – was rushed to Sha’arei Tzedek Hospital in Jerusalem, and the PA guards were sent to the hospital in near Beit Jalla.

Overnight, two firebombs were thrown at Israeli cars on road 60, south of the tunnel checkpoint, near the Beit Illit junction in Gush Etzion.

One of the drivers reported that he saw a terrorist about to throw the firebomb at them, so he hit the gas to get away. As a result, the firebomb landed just behind his car.

The army began searching the area for the attacker. During the search, a car was stopped and in it they found two sniper rifles, a homemade silencer, telescopic sites, bullets and magazine cartridges, according to a report by the Tazpit News Agency. Three Arabs were arrested.

There were other stone throwing and firebomb attacks in Judea and Samaria overnight.

Overnight, terrorists threw four firebombs at the Gush Etzion checkpoint near the tunnel entrance to Jerusalem.

There were no injuries or damage from the attacks.

On Monday night, two firebombs were thrown at the entrance to the southern tunnel leading into Gush Etzion (on the bridge side), according to the Tazpit News Agency.

There were no injuries or damage reported in the attack.

IDF soldiers searched the area but did not find the attackers. It appears the firebombs were thrown over the security wall.

Firebombs were also thrown at Rachel’s Tomb.

Here is a small sampling from the list of overnight terror attacks.

A number of Israelis were lightly injured overnight, and their cars damaged, due to stone throwing at their cars near the Beitar-60 (Hussein) junction in Gush Etzion. Stone throwing in other areas of Judea and Samaria were reported, but without injuries.

Five firebombs were thrown near Yatir and Karmei Tzur. The Karmei Tzur fire was put out by the town’s security team.

Arabs also lit a fire near Bat Ayin.

Arabs tried to block the road at Tzomet HaDoar to Gush Talmonim.

4: 36 PM Stone throwing near the Gush Etzion tunnel roads

4:51 PM  Firebombs causes a fire near Atarot. Firefighters can’t get near to put it out due to massive stone throwing.The firefighters were eventually rescued by Border Police who used live fire.

5:24 PM Stoning in Hebron near Gross Square at Israeli cars.

7:43 PM An Israeli bulletproof bus was stolen from the Gush Etzion area and was last seen headed towards Hebron. License number 45-187-68. Security forces are looking for it.

7:43 PM 6 stoning attacks including: Rachel’s Tomb, Azun (Karnei Shomron)

8:59 PM Beitar Ilit – One man lightly injured from rock throwing at the Beitar/60 junction.

9:10 PM Arab arrested with a knife at the southern entrance to Kibbutz Migdal Oz in Gush Etzion.

10:09 PM Firebomb thrown at Israeli vehicle near El Arub (between Gush Etzion Junction and Hebron).

A bus was attacked by Arab stone throwers on Sunday afternoon near the Beitar (el Hadr) Junction on Route 60, just north of Efrat.

On Friday, residents of Efrat protested the escalating terrorist attacks on the roads, and in that section of the road in particular.