Tel Aviv car ramming 'attack' injures 7: first responders
The Hindu
The incident took place on the second day of the biggest Israeli military operation in years
A suspected car ramming and stabbing attack in Tel Aviv injured seven people Tuesday before the suspect was shot dead, police and medics said, on the second day of a major Israeli army operation in the occupied West Bank.
Police said they received a report about "a car that attacked a number of civilians" in north Tel Aviv and that the "terrorist has been neutralised".
"It appears that the suspect was driving a vehicle travelling from south to north, rammed into pedestrians standing in the shopping centre and proceeded to get out of the vehicle to stab civilians with a sharp object," police said.
Speaking at the scene of the attack, police chief Yaakov Shabtai said the "terrorist" was a resident of the West Bank and was shot dead by an armed passerby.
Medics said they were treating five injured people. Police said the number of wounded altogether was seven.
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