Two terrorist attacks today

There were two terrorist attacks in Israel today. The Jerusalem Post (1, 2) reports that two suicide bombers blew themselves up in Ariel and in Rosh Ha'ayin. Fatah and Hamas, both parties to the "hudna," each claimed responsibility for one attack. Abu Mazen announced that today's events do not constitute a violation of the hudna.

I don't know Arabic, so I'm not sure what hudna means. It apparently doesn't mean ceasing to build bombs or rockets, ceasing to smuggle weapons from Egypt, or ceasing to have terrorists blow themselves up in supermarkets. Today's victims are the 6th and 7th victims of the hudna, which started July 29th. This does not include two other kidnapping victims from last week, who have not yet returned home. We must not fall into the trap of being so used to terror that we do not consider it a "big deal" if one or two Jews get killed. "Kol demei achicha tzoakim alai min haadama" - God says, the blood of your brother calls out to me from the ground (Bereishit 4:10). We must echo this call, and call out to God the pain of losing our brothers, as pray that both God's ears and the ears of the Israeli government will be open and hear our cry.