Spokespeople for United and Delta confirmed they had canceled flights and said the airlines were monitoring the situation in Israel

The explosion of violence appears to have come from nowhere but has deep roots in the country.

Clashes continued in Jerusalem and the West Bank on Wednesday night, with at least two terrorist incidents reported in the West Bank.

"I am not giving up on future cooperation," Abbas said. "It could be that these incidents emphasize the need for true partnership with understanding, initiating together."

Rivlin made the point that extremists are the only ones who benefit from their brutality, while ordinary citizens pay the price.

The use of anti-tank missiles, often Kornet missiles, has plagued Israel for years.

IDF Spokesperson Brig.-Gen. Hidai Zilberman said that the plans are being put together for a ground offensive and will then be given to Israel’s political echelon for approval.

"Corona was very hard, because our business relies on tourists, but at least we had local Israelis coming in. Now, with the current situation, even that has stopped during the past few days."