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Israeli 'stabs four Arabs in revenge attack' Israeli 'stabs four Arabs in revenge attack'
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Four Arab workers have been hurt in an apparent revenge stabbing by an Israeli in a southern city, police say. Four Arabs have been injured in an apparent revenge attack amid a spate of fresh stabbings in southern Israel, Jerusalem and the West Bank.
A local man has been arrested over the incident, which police said appeared to be "nationalistic". An Israeli suspect was arrested after the four were wounded in Dimona.
Elsewhere, an attacker was shot dead after stabbing an Israeli policeman near Hebron, while an Israeli teenager was stabbed in Jerusalem.
It comes after a wave of stabbing and shooting attacks on Israelis by Palestinians in recent days.It comes after a wave of stabbing and shooting attacks on Israelis by Palestinians in recent days.
Four Israelis have been killed and many wounded. At least three Palestinians have been killed amid clashes with troops as tensions have soared. Four Israelis have been killed in the attacks and many wounded. At least three Palestinians have been killed amid clashes with troops as tensions have soared.
In the latest attack, in Dimona, one of the victims, a municipal worker, was stabbed in the street, before the assailant stabbed the three other men, all construction workers, according to local media. Police say the attack in Dimona, which injured two Israeli Bedouins and two Palestinians, was apparently "nationalistic".
Two of the victims were Israeli Bedouins and two Palestinian, police said. The suspect was arrested and is being questioned. The suspect was arrested and is being questioned.
Friday's attack follows a sharp rise in violence between Israelis and Palestinians since late last month, when clashes erupted at a flashpoint holy compound in East Jerusalem. Later, a policeman was injured and his assailant shot dead near the Jewish settlement of Kiryat Arba, close to Hebron.
In Jerusalem, a 16-year-old ultra-Orthodox boy was stabbed and wounded. A Palestinian suspect fled but was caught by police.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he "strongly condemned the harming of innocent Arabs" and vowed to bring to justice anyone who breaks the law.
Friday's attacks follow a sharp rise in violence between Israelis and Palestinians since late last month, when clashes erupted at a flashpoint holy compound in East Jerusalem.
An Israeli couple were shot dead in the West Bank in front of their four children, while two more Israelis were killed in a stabbing in Jerusalem's Old City days later - the first in a spate of stabbings of Israelis in the city, northern and western Israel and the West Bank.An Israeli couple were shot dead in the West Bank in front of their four children, while two more Israelis were killed in a stabbing in Jerusalem's Old City days later - the first in a spate of stabbings of Israelis in the city, northern and western Israel and the West Bank.
Hundreds of Palestinians have been wounded and at least three, including a 13-year-old boy, shot dead in clashes in the West Bank during the same period. Four of the Palestinians who carried out the stabbings were also killed. Hundreds of Palestinians have been wounded and at least three, including a 13-year-old boy, shot dead in clashes in the West Bank during the same period.
Five of the Palestinians who carried out the stabbings have been killed.
Israel has boosted security across the country and imposed temporary restrictions on Palestinians wanting to enter the Old City of Jerusalem.Israel has boosted security across the country and imposed temporary restrictions on Palestinians wanting to enter the Old City of Jerusalem.
In a live televised address on Thursday night, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel was "in the midst of a wave of terror" but vowed to defeat it.