“They must be brought to Israel and reunited with their families. They are undivided part of our community,” says MK Abraham Naguise.

“In this case there foremost is a danger of a stigma. An anti-Israeli movement might exploit the decision and put it to use on anti-Israeli campaigns.”

Channel 10 aired audio of the distress call made by 16-year-old teen whose father and brother were gunned down in the West Bank on Friday.

At least 40 reported dead; French anti-terror prosecutor taking over investigation; blasts heard near packed soccer stadium; hostage situation at Bataclan concert hall in central Paris.

“It’s bad, really bad,” he said. “All the stores need help.”

Indyk served as the US special envoy to the nine months of Israeli-Palestinian talks that ended in failure in April 2014.

Music videos depicting Palestinian youths stabbing Israelis and throwing rocks accompany the songs which has gained notable popularity over the last several weeks.

Experts on Palestinian society say incitement, neglect, and parental responsibility are elements contributing to the phenomenon of child terrorism.