ISA Monthly Terrorism Survey: January 2012
http://www.shabak.gov.il/English/EnTerrorData/Reports/Pages/Jan12report-en.aspx

January 2012 has seen a decrease in the number of attacks compared to
December 2011: 56 attacks, as opposed to 81 in December.

The decline is especially salient in the number of attacks coming from the
Gaza Strip: 15 attacks (compared to 30 in December) as well as in the number
of attacks in the Jerusalem area: 14 attacks (compared to 25 in December).

A similar level of attacks has been maintained in Judea and Samaria: 27
attacks in January, compared to 26 in December.

Terrorist attacks conducted this month did not result in any casualties.

Data regarding terror attacks in January 2012

Following is a regional distribution of attacks:

15 attacks in the Gaza Strip (30 in December); 27 attacks in the Judea and
Samaria (26 in December); 14 attacks in Jerusalem (25 in December).

Jerusalem and the Judea and Samaria area: Most attacks executed in January
(39 out of 41) were in the form of firebombs (December: 48 out of 51).

Distribution of attacks according to regions and pattern profile:

Following is a distribution of attacks in January 2012 according to regions:

The Gaza Strip – 15 attacks: 9 rocket launchings; 5 mortar shell launchings;
1 explosive device.

Judea, Samaria and Jerusalem – 41 attacks: 1 explosive device; 1 small arms
shooting; 39 firebombs (14 in Jerusalem).

High-trajectory launchings from the Gaza Strip

Throughout January 2012, 9 rockets and 7 mortar shells were launched towards
Israel (in 14 attacks), compared to 30 rockets and 11 mortar shells in
December 2011 (in 30 attacks).