Palestinian Workers Barred From Gush Etzion Following Spate of Terror Attacks
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by JNS.org

The Israeli emergency response group ZAKA responds to Sunday’s fatal stabbing attack in Gush Etzion. Photo: Courtesy ZAKA.
JNS.org – Israeli soldiers barred Palestinian workers from entering the Gush Etzion area on Monday following recent terror attacks in the region, a Gush Etzion Regional Council spokesman said.
According to Israel’s Channel 2, security forces are discussing steps to separate Israelis and Palestinians in the area in order to prevent more attacks.
Meanwhile, Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday that Israel will revoke work permits belonging to families of terrorists.
Netanyahu said that the families “know that it has in its midst someone who is extreme or someone liable to attack, and a family like that does not have the right to work in Israel.”
Other security measures will be implemented including checks on Palestinian cars driving on main road and increased security forces in the Gush Etzion region.
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