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Arab teenagers shot fireworks at Jewish children in an eastern Jerusalem neighborhood Tuesday morning, residents say.
Residents of the neighborhood of Maaleh HaZeitim, which along with Maalot David is home to over one hundred Jewish families just to the southeast of the Old City of Yerushalayim, say Arab teens targeted elementary school-age children Tuesday morning, shooting fireworks at them from a distance of just several dozen yards.
The children targeted by the Arab teens fled the scene, and managed to avoid injury.
Residents are now demaning “full security around the clock for children” and the rest of the neighborhood’s residents.
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Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu continues consultations pertaining to the situation in southern Israel and the Gaza border. He explains that in the weekend round of warfare with Hamas, Israel killed dozens of terrorists and “changed the rules of the game,” adding “the operation is not over” and that he has ordered the armored and artillery units to remain along the border.

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