A bus driver was injured in Jerusalem on Tuesday night when his bus came under attack from Arabs hurling a Molotov cocktail (also known as a firebomb).
The driver, a man in his forties, said his bus was attacked near the Makassed Hospital in the A-Tur neighborhood, near the Mount of Olives.
He was treated at the scene by medics from the United Hatzalah emergency medical response service.
Israeli security forces were also busy Tuesday night repelling Arab terrorists in Samaria who were rioting at the entrance to the village of Beita, along Highway 60 near Huwara.
According to Israel’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, there were 1,162 terror attacks in the Jewish State, not including the 11-day mini war in May with Gaza’s ruling Hamas terrorist organization, during which 4,500 rockets and mortar shells were fired at Israeli citizens.
It is also important to note the list does not include most of the daily riots, rock-throwing and firebomb attacks in which no physical injuries were reported.
