One dead, five injured after shooting in Israel
A shooting incident in Israel has resulted in one death and five injuries. The attacker, identified as an Israeli Arab, was killed by security forces after opening fire at multiple locations. Israeli authorities are investigating the incident and have arrested an alleged accomplice.
- ▪One person has been killed and five others wounded in a shooting incident in Israel.
- ▪The attacker was identified as an Israeli Arab and was killed by security forces near Kokhav Yair.
- ▪Two of the injured individuals are in serious condition, while three others have moderate injuries.
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- ▪ One dead, 6 wounded in central Israel shooting — New York Post
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One dead, five injured after shooting in Israel27 minutes agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleOlivia IrelandReutersIsraeli emergency personnel at the scene of the shootingOne person has been killed and five others wounded after a man in a car opened fire at several locations in Israel, authorities say.Israel's emergency service organisation Magen David Adom (MDA) said a man aged about 35 had died of gunshot wounds. Two of those injured were in a serious condition and three were in a moderate condition "with penetrating injuries to their bodies", MDA said.The alleged attacker, identified as an Israeli Arab, was killed by security forces near the town of Kokhav Yair, not far from the occupied West Bank.Police chief Danny Levy told journalists the attacker had a criminal record.
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