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An explosion at a shopping centre in the Israeli costal town of Netanya has killed at least three people.

Israeli police say it was caused by a suicide bomber, and one report says Palestinian militant group Islamic Jihad says it was behind the blast.

Rescue services say they are treating at least 30 people, some of them with serious injuries. Schools have broken up for the summer in Israel and there are reports of a number of teenagers among the injured. ...

Earlier, a large explosion was reported near a Jewish settlement in northern West Bank, near the city of Nablus.

It is not clear if it was an intentional car bombing.

BBC´s kommentar fortsætter som følger:

BBC Jerusalem correspondent Lucy Williamson says the explosion in Netanya
follows four months of relative calm in Israel.

"Forholdsvis fred"? Lad os se på hvad BBCs definition af det indebærer:

March 7: Two Israeli soldiers were shot in Hebron, the two were injured, one seriously. [32]
March 10: Israeli troops kill Mohammed Abu Hazneh, a member of Palestinian Islamic Jihad and one of the plotter of the recent Tel Aviv "Stage" nightclub suicide bombing. After he shot and killed a K9 dog, the troops bulldozed his house, crushing him to death. Islamic Jihad claimed responsibility for the recent suicide bombing at a Tel Aviv Nightclub. [33]
March 20: Three Israeli soldier and one police officer are wounded (two of them seriously) after they were shot by Palestinians in Ramallah. They entered the city by accident during a search for stolen cars. The Fatah's al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades claim responsibility. [34]
April 5: one Israeli citizen is shot in the chest and critically wounded in the settlement of Morag (northwest to Rafah). The Popular Resistance Committees claimed responsibility. [35]
April 7: a Qassam rocket hit a cemetery in Sderot, but causes no casualties. [36]
April 9: Israeli soldiers shoot dead three Palestinian teenagers on the edge of Rafah
refugee camp in southern Gaza. Palestinians say the boys were trying to retrieve
a football. Israeli radio reported that Palestinian security services notified
Israel they had detained two boys who were not hit by IDF fire, and that the
group of five youths were smugglers. The IDF is investigating this incident.[37], [38]
April 18: Two Israelis, one engineering NCO and one civilian, where wounded by a Palestinian sniper in attack on Philadelphi Route of southern Gaza. The Popular Resistance Committees claimed responsibility. [39]
April 21: Three Israeli soldiers were hurt in blast when there jeep went on an IED
roadside bomb, near Karni Crossing, on the edge of the Gaza Strip. [40]
April 22 and April 23: A Qassam rocket was launched toward northen Gaza community. No casualties were reported. Also, Palestinian militants stabbed a soldier near Ganim settlement, injuring him moderately. [41]
April 25: Tsiki Eyal, 23, an Israel reserves soldier was killed in Hebron, in an incident involving running Palestinian car. Inital reports said an Israeli reserves soldier was killed, when he was run over by a Palestinian car in Hebron. Soldiers in the scene opened fire and killed the running driver. [42] Autopsy found bullets remain in the soldier's head, suggesting the soldier was hit by his comrades after they opened fire on the running car. [43] Recent reports say that the driver was unarmed and did not have ties to any militant organization. It is still unclear rather the incident was a deliberate attack by the driver or a combination of a dark night and misunderstanding that caused a fatal accident. [44]
May 2: Following an Israeli raid on the Palestinian city of Tulkarm, one Israeli soldier and one Islamic Jihad leader are killed. The soldier is killed in a gunfight with 3 members of Palestinian Islamic Jihad. The three were suspected to have been part of a the cell which was involved in Tel Aviv "Stage" club bombing in February 2005. Shafiq Abdul Rani, the leader of the Jihad cell in Tulkarm was killed and another militant was arrested. [45]
May 5: Israeli soldiers open fire on a group of stone throwing teenagers, killing two. [46]
May 16: A Palestinian is killed after he tries to stab a soldier. [47]
May 16: Four Israeli construction workers were injured by a Palestinian anti-tank rocket attack on Philadelphi Route. [48]
May 18: It was the peak of a sharp increase in violence in the Gaza Strip after Palestinian factions shelled Israeli settlements and towns with more than 31 mortar shells and Qassam rockets. Two Hamas terrorist were killed this day: one in Rafah, while trying to plant a bomb, and one in Khan Yunis while trying to launch a mortar shell. Palestiniab claim that the Khan Yunis mortar squad was hit by a missile fired from an [UAVunmanned drone]]. Israel refused to comment. [49]
May 20: A big terror attack on an Israeli settlement was thwarted. 3-4 Palestinian terrorists snuck into an abandoned UNRWA structure watching over Kfar Darom settlement and started to bombard the settlement with mortar shells and anti-tank missiles. IDF and MAGAV forces returned fire, killing one terrorist and chasing off the rest. Hamas claimed joint responsibility with the Fatah's Al Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades and the Popular Resistance Committees. [50], [51]
May 28: A Hamas terrorist was killed after a rocket he was handling has misfired. [52]
May 28: Three Palestinian gunmen opened fire on an Israeli base near Jenin. Soldiers returned fire, wounding the three. They were arrested and taken into medical treatement. Later, one of the militants died from his wounds. [53]
May 29: a Palestinian is shot dead by Israeli soldiers after he tried to stab them in Hebron. Soldier called him to stop and fired warning shots but he kept advancing toward them, drawing a 12-cm dagger. [54]
May 29: Two Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades terrorists were killed in the Gaza Strip after a bomb they made exploded prematurely.[55]
June 7: A day of violence erupts in the Gaza Strip and West Bank. [56]:
It begins with a barrage of three Qassam rockets on Sderot, severely damaging one house. Hamas claimed responsibility.
Israeli soldiers kill senior Islamic Jihad terrorist Marwah Kamil after he fired on troops that attempted to arrest him. The operation took place under heavy fire exchanges, in which another Palestinian gunmen was killed and an IDF officer was wounded from a grenade. An IDF Caterpillar D9 started to demolish Kamil's house after he shot at troops, killing him.
A Qassam rocket hit the Ganey Tal and killed 3 workers: 2 Palestinians and a Chinese citizen. Another 6 workers were wounded. The Islamic Jihad claimed responsibility.
A total of 9 Qassam rockets, 5 mortar shells and 5 anti-tank missiles were fired upon Israeli settlements.
June 18: a terrorist attack on Kfar Darom settlement is foiled. Four terrorists from the Fatah and the Islamic Jihad tried to infiltrate into the settlement, but were noticed by IDF soldiers. The soldiers opened fire and killed 1 or 2 terrorists. Earlier in the morning, two Palestinian teenagers were arrested while trying to smuggle weapons. [57].
June 19: One Israeli soldier is killed and 2 construction workers are injured after Palestinian militants fired anti-tank missile at them in the Philadelphi Route. The soldiers returned fire and managed to kill one of the attackers. The Islamic Jihad and the Fatah's Abu-Reish Brigades claimed responsibility. [58]
At the Hawara checkpoint near Nablus, another Palestinian teenager was caught smuggling five pipe bombs in a wooden box. Palestinian sources identified the boy as 16-year-old Khalil Mohammed Hashash. [59]
June 20: One Israeli is killed in a West Bank ambush after Palestinian gunmen shot his car. The Islamic Jihad claimed responsibility. [60], [61]
A Palestinian female suicide bomber was caught in the Erez Crossing, carrying explosives and a detonator in her underwear. She planned to carry out a suicide bombing attack in the Soroka hospital were she received medical treatment and was scheduled for a doctors appointment. The woman was identified as Wafa Samir Ibrahim Bass and said she was sent by the Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades. [62], [63]
June 24: An Israeli teenager, Avichay Levi (17), is killed and four others are injured after a shooting attack from a Palestinian car in Beit Haggai junction south of Hebron. The Fatah's al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades claimed responsibility. [64], [65]
June 26: Avi Mantzur (16), who was critically injured in the June 24 Beit Haggai attack, dies from his wounds. [66]

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