Israel Military Expresses Neglected To Stop West Bank Assault That Killed 1 Palestinian
Around 100 pioneers outfitted with blades and guns put a match to vehicles and homes in the West Bank town of Jit on August 15, town occupants said. Jerusalem: The Israeli military said on Wednesday it had "fizzled" in its reaction to a pilgrim assault in the involved West Bank recently that Palestinian authorities said killed one man. The August 15 assault on the northern West Bank town of Jit came in the midst of taking off savagery in the Palestinian region during the Gaza war and developing worldwide worry over an increase in assaults by Jewish pilgrims. Significant General Avi Bluth, top of the tactical's Headquarters which works in the West Bank, was cited in an explanation as saying the assault was "an intense dread episode wherein Israelis set off to purposely hurt the occupants of the town of Jit, and we bombed by not prevailing to show up prior to safeguard them". Jit occupants have said around 100 pioneers outfitted with blades and guns put a match to