With what police described as \"great luck,\" and what others said was a tremendous miracle, only one person was hurt in a car bomb attack in Jerusalem today. The car went up in flames late this afternoon in the Beit Yisrael neighborhood in Jerusalem, and witnesses said that the explosion was \"tremendously loud,\" and that smoke towered dozens of meters above the ground. The lightly wounded woman was a woman in her 60\'s, who was taken to a hospital for treatment, and several other people apparently suffered shock. When it became clear that no one had been killed, a large crowd of local residents in the religious neighborhood gathered nearby for a spontaneous demonstration; some sang and danced, while others raised signs reading, \"Arabs Out!\" and \"No More Restraint.\"
Following last night\'s shooting at Psagot and Jewish areas in Gaza, the Palestinians fired at IDF positions in Gaza again this morning. No one was hurt. Arutz-7 correspondent Haggai Huberman reports that the Palestinian police set afire, two days ago, 60 cars that had been stolen from Israel. In the past the PA was accustomed to returning such cars.
Following last night\'s shooting at Psagot and Jewish areas in Gaza, the Palestinians fired at IDF positions in Gaza again this morning. No one was hurt. Arutz-7 correspondent Haggai Huberman reports that the Palestinian police set afire, two days ago, 60 cars that had been stolen from Israel. In the past the PA was accustomed to returning such cars.