Barricading of Haredi cities in Territories: Palestinians not allowed in Beitar and Modi'in Illit

No entry for Palestinians today (Wednesday), to Haredi towns in Judea and Samaria: the mayors of Modi'in Illit, Betar Illit and Immanuel, decided not to allow entry to the Palestinians indefinitely.

Due to the wave of terror in the country, most of the West Bank authorities decided to close their doors to Palestinian workers.

In Beitar Ilit the Mayor Meir Rubinstein decided on Monday and it was applied yesterday, following a meeting with security officials and consultations with the Etzion Brigade commander Col. Roman Grofman, so as not to allow the entry of Palestinian workers into the city.

This morning the decision is joined by the city of Modi'in Illit and thousands of Palestinian workers employed in different projects in the city were left out. So too in the City of Emmanuel in Samaria which barred Palestinian workers.

The decision was made by many councils in the West Bank. Southern Mount Hebron Regional Council also issued a letter in Arabic and Hebrew given to the workers. The letter explained that the Council regrets the situation, but workers must explain to the village leaders that they must cease the incitement and attempted attacks against Jews.

100 injured in two weeks
Meanwhile, MDA concluded two weeks of terrorism with seven dead and 99 injured, including 10 severely injured, 15 moderately and 67 lightly injured, in addition to 26 people suffering from anxiety.

During the last two weeks, the number of dead by terrorist attacks is seven including two in the shooting attack in Samaria, two in the stabbing incident in the Old City of Jerusalem, two at the bus bombing in Jerusalem in Armon Hanaziv and one in the run over attack in Jerusalem on Malchei Yisrael Street.

MDA teams around the country provided life saving medical care to 99 injured by terrorist attacks, stabbing and shooting, including 10 severely wounded, 15 moderately and 67 lightly injured, also including 35 events of stone throwing and others in stabbing and run over attacks, in addition to 26 anxiety victims.
Palestinians reported that since the beginning of the wave of terror in early October, there are 30 dead, including seven children. 400 injured by live ammunition and 700 wounded by rubber bullets, tear gas and stun grenades.

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