Opinion: The Arab-Israeli Conflict, By The Numbers
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Opinion: The Arab-Israeli Conflict, By The Numbers

by Dr. Rafael Medoff, historian and author

Some important new statistics about the Arab-Israeli conflict were released this week by Rescuers Without Borders, an Israeli NGO.

Attempts by Palestinian Arab terrorists to stone Jews to death in the Judea-Samaria (West Bank) region in 2025: 3,299

Attempts to burn Jews to death with firebombs: 458

Incidents in which Arab terrorists tried to cause Jewish motorists to crash by using laser pointers to temporarily impair their vision: 655

Arab bomb attacks: 286

Arab shooting attacks: 19

Jewish casualties as a result of those attacks: 24 dead, over 400 wounded

Total number of Palestinian Arab terrorist attacks in the territories last year: 5,051

And a few additional numbers from 2025 to think about:

Number of editorials in the New York Times demanding that the Palestinian Authority ban, arrest, or extradite terrorists: Zero.

Number of governments that used their aid to the Palestinian Authority as leverage to press the PA to stamp out terrorism: Zero.

Number of UN resolutions condemning Palestinian Arab terrorist attacks: Zero

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One comment

  1. Does the wrong doing of others give us permission to do the same?
    And if we feel we can do eye-for-eye, does it solve the problem?