11 stabbed in Tel Aviv bus attack

A Palestinian man stabbed 11 people on and near a bus in central Tel Aviv, seriously wounding three of them before he was shot and arrested by Israeli police.

11 stabbed in Tel Aviv bus attack
Wed, 21 Jan, 2015 - 16:04

A Palestinian man stabbed 11 people on and near a bus in central Tel Aviv, seriously wounding three of them before he was shot and arrested by Israeli police.

Police described the assault as a terrorist attack, and the Islamic militant group Hamas praised it.

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