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Black October: Worst month of terror in Israel since 2006

Shin Bet statistics reveal more attacks on Israelis in October 2015 than in entire years since the Second Intifada.

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October 2015 marked the worst month for terror in Israel in over nine years, the Israel Security Agency (ISA) revealed Monday.

ISA data shows 602 attacks in 30 days – more than during Operation Protective Edge (2014), Operation Pillar of Defense (2012), or Operation Cast Lead (2009).

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In fact, there are whole years in which the number of attacks did not reach this amount: in 2010 there were 455 attacks total, and in 2011 there were 511 attacks.

The number of victims in October alone was abnormally high relative to recent years – 11 Israelis were killed, compared with five in all of 2013, for example; 80 civilians and security personnel were injured – compared with 63 in all of 2014, and 42 wounded in 2013.

Read the full story at Arutz 7 News, by Tova Dvorin

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