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News of Terrorism and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict (July 18-24, 2012)

This past week terrorist events focused on the Hezbollah bombing of a bus full of Israeli tourists in Burgas, Bulgaria. This past week there was also a terrorist attack along the Israeli-Egyptian border. Shots were fired at a bus carrying IDF soldiers in the region of Ein Netafim. There were no casualties.
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News of Terrorism and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict (July 11-17, 2012)

This past week sporadic rocket fire into the western Negev from the Gaza Strip continued. In addition, a terrorist operative opened fire on an IDF force near the security fence in the northern Gaza Strip. In Judea and Samaria attempts were made to abduct Israelis as hostages. Information was recently released. Mahmoud Abbas continues on
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Hamas and UN agencies (UNDP and UNESCO) participated in two inaugurations in the Gaza Strip

Hamas and UN agencies (UNDP and UNESCO) participated in two inaugurations in the Gaza Strip: a school named for senior terrorist operative Adnan al-Ghoul (involved in deadly terrorist attacks in Israel) and a space sciences chair at the Islamic University in Gaza City, a Hamas stronghold.
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News of Terrorism and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict (June 27-July 3, 2012)

At the end of the latest round of escalation, rocket fire from the Gaza Strip into Israeli territory returned to its “routine” level. The Gaza Strip continues to express high hopes after the election of Muslim Brotherhood candidate Mohamed Morsi to the post of president of Egypt.
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News of Terrorism and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict (June 20-26, 2012)

The latest escalated round of rocket fire attacking Israel’s south, which lasted for six days, has ended. The announcement of the victory of Mohamed Morsi, the Muslim Brotherhood candidate for the presidency of Egypt, was received with celebrations throughout the Gaza Strip.
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Escalation in Rocket Fire in the South (Update No. 3) (1300 hours, June 24, 2012)

Despite Hamas’ announcement of a ceasefire beginning as of 2300 hours on the night of June 20, on Friday, June 23 rocket fire attacking Israeli territory was resumed. Since the last round of rocket fire escalation began 162 hits were identified in Israeli territory.
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