Injuries in a Double Attack in Tel Aviv

Israeli media reported today, Sunday, that one person was killed and three others were injured, in critical and serious condition, due to a shooting and a car ramming at the "Nir Tzvi" junction south of Tel Aviv. It was noted that a border police force was near the site of the incident and shot the assailant, resulting in his death. The assailant was identified as 27-year-old Mohammad Shahab, a resident of Kafr Aqab in East Jerusalem. Three people were reported injured, two of whom are in serious condition following the car ramming near Ramla. The Israeli occupation police stated that the incident near Ramla was a double attack involving both a ramming and gunfire. The "Shamir" medical center reported the arrival of four casualties, some in critical condition, following the ramming incident at the "Nir Tzvi" junction near Ramla. The Israeli police chief stated, "We do not know if some of the injured were shot by Israeli police, and an investigation is underway." He added, "The situation in Israel is tense, and there is sensitivity in the West Bank, Jerusalem, the Gaza Strip, and the north." Hamas viewed the "heroic combined ramming operation in the occupied city of Ramla as a natural response to the brutal extermination war."