Four Israeli civilians were wounded, two seriously, in a Nov. 8 car-ramming attack at the Tapuah Junction in the northern West Bank when the driver accelerated his car into a crowd waiting at a bus stop.

Later that day, a civilian security guard was stabbed in the chest at the entrance to the city of Beitar Illit by a Palestinian woman. Surveillance shows the woman reaching into her purse, pulling out a butcher knife and stabbing the guard. The woman was shot by the security guard and taken to Hadassah Hospital in Jerusalem.

Later the same day, an Israeli Jew was stabbed in the village of Nebi Elias, near the border town of Alfei Menashe, where the man had reportedly stopped to shop. — jta

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