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Hamas also launched boats in an effort to break through Israel’s maritime blockade, but they were stopped by the IDF.

Some attackers managed to breach the border and set fire to an IDF military post while others hurled explosives, burning tires, hand grenades, Molotov cocktails and rocks at Israeli soldiers.

At least 10 armed terrorists managed to infiltrate through the security fence, but were "greeted" by IDF soldiers when they emerged on to Israeli territory.

IDF soldiers arrested the suspects when they reached the Israeli side of the border.

Some 30 Arab teens and young adults also attacked IDF soldiers in the area of Jelazoun, hurling rocks and other items at the troops.

Thousands of Hamas-led Gaza residents stormed the security fence in another attempt to breach the border, hurling flaming tires, rocks and explosives at IDF soldiers.

Incidents at the border have increased from weekly events to near-daily attacks. The number of Gaza Arabs attempting to storm the security fence and the number of arson attacks is also on the rise.

"Ari did so much for Israel . . . He leaves behind 4 small children. They need the support of our community."

The activist also has no problem labeling Israeli soldiers has “NAZI concentration camp guards” in a tweet on the Twitter social networking site, as he did this past April in an unsubstantiated accusation.

In both cases, attackers hurled bombs at the patrols. IDF soldiers were deployed to search for the perpetrators. The patrols returned safely to base.

"An initial investigation reveals the terrorist produced a knife and walked towards a group of soldiers at the Givat Avot checkpoint in Hebron.

At least 5,000 rioters gathered at various points along the security barrier in renewed attempts to breach the border and attack IDF soldiers and other area Israelis.

Attention to detail and an alert stance saved lives in Samaria, where pipe bombs threatened Jews.

The rioters hurled improved explosive devices (IEDs), Molotov cocktails and stones at IDF soldiers. Israel told media there was no agreement on a ceasefire.

The worshipers came under a hail of rocks as they entered the tomb, as did the IDF soldiers who were escorting them.

The violence and destruction of the fence forces Israeli soldiers to defend the border, sometimes at a cost to Gazan lives.

Liberman: “IDF soldiers are subjected to an attack from home by haters of Israel and supporters of terrorism who seek to humiliate and harm them."

"We had a day of relative calm along the Gazan border... because of the determination of the IDF soldiers. They are not defending us from some civilian demonstrations."

Suddenly teenage Tamimi transforms into a veritable little spitfire, shrieking and screaming, pushing and punching the chests of the soldiers.

Although the house was hit by gunfire, miraculously no one was physically injured.

Pres. Rivlin: “We will not rest until we bring all those who cooperate with terror to justice, we will not allow terror to become an accepted norm.”

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

IDF soldiers and Border Guard Police officers who arrived at the scene pushed the attackers back towards their village.

“This is the third weapons seizure this week in the city of Hebron,” according to military sources.

The violence broke out in two locations near Gaza and in one location in Samaria. IDF soldiers aimed at main instigators after first firing warning shots.

Tamimi, whose age has been the focus of a great deal of media attention, was charged with 12 counts for six separate incidents.

Also overnight, six wanted terror suspects were arrested in Judea and Samaria.

“B’Tselem gives us more than one course on how to deal with that; how to hold the camera, how to behave with the soldiers, how to work with these situations."

No physical injuries were reported. IDF forces searched the area for the attackers.

“Last week I approved three requests by female ‘friends’ that looked really good. . . "