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In Salibah quarter, some troublemakers hurled two Molotov cocktails and two sticks of dynamite at security patrols, without causing casualties.

[...] Center (ITIC), Honolulu, Hawaii.

After worshippers had left the Hussain mosque on the road to the dam in Dar’a, people gathered at the entrance to the camp and threw stones and two Molotov cocktails at security and law enforcement forces, injuring five men from the State security forces in Dar’a, who were taken to the National Hospital for treatment.

I would now like to turn your attention to another cruel and barbaric incident which involved an attack against three Palestinian youths by a mob of 50 Israelis in Jerusalem’s city centre, also on Thursday, 16 August 2012, the same day as the vicious settler firebomb attack on the taxi transporting the family of six mentioned above.

[...] [...] attacks, and 79 Molotov cocktails.

These individuals tried to break through fences in the area, threw Molotov cocktails and other large objects at the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), and used other violent means.

The latest vicious incident of settler terror took place on Thursday, 16 August 2012, when illegal Israeli settlers from the settlement of “Bat Ayin” near Bethlehem in the Occupied West Bank hurled a firebomb at a car, painted bright yellow, clearly marking it as a Palestinian taxi.

[...] from University of Hawaii and a MBA degree [...] [...]

At 1340 hours, a group of 100 armed terrorists opened fire and threw Molotov cocktails at the law enforcement checkpoint at the Khawlah bint al-Azwar mosque in Harah town.

[...] [...] the University of Hawaii, addressed the [...] [...]

On 16 July, approximately 20 former KLA protesters gathered again and threw four Molotov cocktails which damaged buildings in Pristina.

At 2215 hours, an armed terrorist group hurled two Molotov cocktails at the Shaykh Miskin police station.

The Group further decided to (i) study possibilities for cooperation with JCOMM; (ii) increase the duration of its ITSU Training Programme held in Hawaii (ITP-Hawaii) and establish an international component (ITPInternational) for in-country assistance to Member States; (iii) establish a “Pool of Experts” to assist Member States; (iv) accept the “Tsunami Hazard Zone” and “Tsunami Evacuation Route” signs and submit these to ISO; and (v) recommend formal collaborative links with the Circum-Pacific Council.

[...] [...] throwing Molotov cocktails.

[...] cocktails at the Hajanah police post in the [...] [...]

We note with concern that civilians are not only victims of violence, flight and displacement, but are also victims of the latest technologies of death, including cluster bombs and phosphorus bombs, which has shocked the international community.

The interior of one vehicle was completely destroyed, the other suffered only minor damage as the device failed to ignite.

This is why we are in crisis; it is not because of a lack of resources, but because of the concentration of resources in the hands of a few, because of disregard for our environment, because of the rejection of moral values, because of human arrogance towards other species and, worst of all, because of disdain for human life itself.

[...] [...] 11 March and a Molotov cocktail on 16 [...] [...]

Serbs were punished 10 years ago with bombs, but 10 years later, in the wake of the mass expulsion of Serbs and the firebombing of their homes and holy sites, Kosovo Albanians have been rewarded by having their illegal declaration of independence recognized by more than 50 countries.

Specifically, such projectiles are not “incendiary weapons,” within the meaning of the Protocol on Prohibitions or Restrictions on the Use of Incendiary Weapons,108 because they are not primarily designed to set fire or to burn.