Palestinian Authority terrorists have attacked the new Rami Levi shopping mall in the northern Jerusalem neighborhood of Atarot – not once, but twice so far in its first 24 hours of operation.
The mall is a typical Rami Levi project, albeit unique in the Israeli landscape, where Jewish and Arab workers and consumers are seen buying, selling and working together side by side. It’s the epitomy of coexistence, like the Rami Levi supermarkets found in the Gush Etzion region of Judea, and in the Mateh Binyamin area of Samaria.
It is also a perfect target for hate-filled terrorists who want to destroy any semblance of peace between Jews and Arabs, Israelis and citizens of the Palestinian Authority.
The Molotov cocktail hurled at the mall on Wednesday miraculously did not explode. There were no casualties, and no property damage.
Three Molotov cocktails were also hurled at the new mall by terrorists from the Palestinian Authority capital city of Ramallah.
One of the cars in the parking lot was hit by one of the firebombs, and damaged in the attack.
Israel Police were summoned in response to both attacks.
