In a tragic incident that has left one woman dead and at least 17 others injured, two Palestinian terrorists executed a stabbing and ramming attack in central Israel on Monday. The heinous act occurred just a day after Israelis gathered in large numbers to commemorate the 100th day since the devastating Hamas massacre and kidnapping that took place on October 7th.

The attack unfolded in the city of Ra'anana near Tel Aviv, where the two terrorists, who are currently in police custody, were working illegally. Authorities have identified them as individuals from the Hebron area, located south of Jerusalem. Among those wounded in the incident were children and teenagers, with some sustaining serious injuries.

With more than 130 hostages still in captivity since the October 7th incident, the Tel Aviv demonstrations over the weekend served as a poignant reminder of their plight. Participants in a 24-hour rally paid tribute to the hostages by observing 100 seconds of silence and listening to speeches from figures like President Isaac Herzog.

Meanwhile, in Washington, D.C., anti-Israel protesters took to the streets demanding an end to Israel's military action in Gaza. The demonstration became unruly as some protesters damaged the exterior fence of the White House at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, leading to the relocation of certain staff members for security reasons.

Amidst the escalating tensions, Hamas marked the 100-day milestone since the outbreak of the war by launching a barrage of rockets. Accompanied by a defiant banner that read, "January 14th - 100 Days of Battle. Ashdod under fire and we have more!" the gesture further heightened the already volatile situation.

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The Israeli nation mourns the loss of a woman and prays for the swift recovery of those injured in this recent attack.