Palestinian Authority stops fuel stations from selling gasoline in containers for Molotov cocktails

Palestinian terrorists are upset at a governmental decision to ban fuel stations from filling containers with gasoline.

The Palestinian Authority issued the instruction recently, saying it is prohibited to sell gasoline in plastic or glass containers to citizens, making it more difficult to get the crucial ingredient for Molotov cocktails.

"Resistance activists" said that this was meant to "protect the occupation."  There are daily attacks against Israeli motorists and police using the crude firebombs. However, there have been many protests against the Palestinian Authority recently as well, and this decision  might have been aimed at those.

Political activist Fakhri Jaradat told Felesteen that the PA  aims to control the security situation in the West Bank and bury all kinds of resistance. 

According to the Shin Bet, there were 187 Molotov cocktail attacks against Israel in September, more than double the incidents in August.

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