Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "An increase of violence occurred in the Israeli–Palestinian conflict starting early September 2015, known as the \"Wave of Terror\" or \"Intifada of the Individuals\" by Israelis or the \"Knife Intifada\" by international media, related in part to tensions between Palestinians and Israelis regarding the status of the Temple Mount. A major escalation occurred at 1 October 2015 with the killing of Eitam and Na'ama Henkin by Hamas militants near Beit Furik on 1 October was followed by a wave of \"lone wolf\" attacks and widespread protests by Palestinians, sparking fears of a Third Intifada. In January, the Shin Bet have recorded only 169 incidents, the lowest since July 2015, marking an end to the escalation but Palestinian protests and attacks continued.Twenty-eight people have been killed in attacks including stabbings, car rammings and shootings between 13 September 2015 and 5 January 2016–25 Israelis, one Eritrean, one US citizen and one Palestinian. As of 14 December, 19 of those deaths occurred in the West Bank, while 4 occurred within Israel. The Palestinian health ministry says 149 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli security forces or civilians in that time, with over 15,000 injured in clashes with Israeli soldiers.Commentators have attributed the increased violence either to a viral social-media campaign that may have influenced and motivated the Palestinian attackers, or ongoing frustration over the failure of peace talks to end the decades-long occupation and the suppression of human rights. Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has been accused of incitement to violence. The Israeli mayor of Jerusalem, Nir Barkat, encouraged \"licensed gun owners to carry their weapons to increase security.\""@en }
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- Israeli–Palestinian_conflict_(2015–present) abstract "An increase of violence occurred in the Israeli–Palestinian conflict starting early September 2015, known as the \"Wave of Terror\" or \"Intifada of the Individuals\" by Israelis or the \"Knife Intifada\" by international media, related in part to tensions between Palestinians and Israelis regarding the status of the Temple Mount. A major escalation occurred at 1 October 2015 with the killing of Eitam and Na'ama Henkin by Hamas militants near Beit Furik on 1 October was followed by a wave of \"lone wolf\" attacks and widespread protests by Palestinians, sparking fears of a Third Intifada. In January, the Shin Bet have recorded only 169 incidents, the lowest since July 2015, marking an end to the escalation but Palestinian protests and attacks continued.Twenty-eight people have been killed in attacks including stabbings, car rammings and shootings between 13 September 2015 and 5 January 2016–25 Israelis, one Eritrean, one US citizen and one Palestinian. As of 14 December, 19 of those deaths occurred in the West Bank, while 4 occurred within Israel. The Palestinian health ministry says 149 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli security forces or civilians in that time, with over 15,000 injured in clashes with Israeli soldiers.Commentators have attributed the increased violence either to a viral social-media campaign that may have influenced and motivated the Palestinian attackers, or ongoing frustration over the failure of peace talks to end the decades-long occupation and the suppression of human rights. Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has been accused of incitement to violence. The Israeli mayor of Jerusalem, Nir Barkat, encouraged \"licensed gun owners to carry their weapons to increase security.\"".