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Paramedics treated 8 lightly wounded people, including two with stab wounds.
Aerial views of the town of Maccabim Reut.
"It’s time to understand that we need to end the Palestinians’ illusions that they will ever have control over our land."
A patrol noticed two people sneaking into the town just before dawn.
Stone throwers on Road 443 hit a car near the Maccabim checkpoint on Wednesday night. As a result of the attack, the driver lost control of his vehicle. He is being treated for light injuries.
Palestinian Authority rock-throwing terrorists returned to action Wednesday morning and threw stone and rocks at passing Israeli cars on Highway 443, which connects Jerusalem with Modi'in. No injuries were reported, so most media source have ignored the attacks. After all, they were harmless.
Terrorists placed a gas canister and burning tires along the road, hoping to blow up some cars on Highway 443.
Bennett preached unity, but Herzog scolded him for crossing the "red line" in the elections.
"He gives snow like wool; He scatters hoarfrost like ashes." - Psalms 147:16.
Anti-draft Haredim blocked roads in Jerusalem, Modi'in and Ashdod.
The boys will be buried side by side in the Modi'in cemetery in a joint funeral.
Government plans to market 12,000 new apartments in Modi'in, where prices haven't stopped rising in recent years.
Modi’in, now a thriving city of 83,000 and fast-growing, is often referred to as the “Land of the Maccabees.”
Palestinian Authority Arabs Monday morning hurled rocks at motorists on Route 443, which connects Modi’in with Jerusalem, despite two checkpoints on the highway that also serves as alternate route to Highway 1 to Jerusalem. No injuries were reported. The Supreme Court three years ago ordered that the government open the road to Palestinian Authority drivers, […]
By JTA
The Iron Dome anti-missile defense system was tested near the city of Modi'in, located between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, before being removed on Wednesday, Haaretz reported. A battery stationed there would protect the Jerusalem area from rocket attacks. At least two rockets were fired from Gaza at Jerusalem during last November's Operation Pillar of Defense, […]
How could we have been standing those 200 yards away on this incredibly meaningful site, in the town where the Maccabees’ efforts assured Jewish continuity and be in the dark?
June 19, 2026 
