3 shot in suspected terror attack in Tel Aviv; gunman killed, police say
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A gunman opened fire on a crowded street in Tel Aviv, Israel, Thursday night, wounding three. The gunman was killed by police, Israeli authorities said.
"A short time ago, a report was received of a terror attack in Tel Aviv," Israel Police said on Twitter. "A suspect shot 3 civilians who were wounded in different degrees. The terrorist was neutralised by police officers."
The gunman was identified as a 23-year-old Palestinian associated with Hamas. The conditions of the three people who were wounded were not immediately given.
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