Israel: Two killed, several wounded in Tel Aviv shooting
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Two people have been killed by at least one gunman in the centre of Tel Aviv, Israel, in the fourth attack of its kind in just over two weeks.

The shootings happened on Dizengoff Street, one of the busiest streets, known for its bars and restaurants.

Security forces are hunting for at least one gunman and police have told people to stay indoors.

It follows a spree of attacks by Israeli Arabs and a Palestinian which left 11 people dead.

A spokesperson for Israel's emergency services said nine people were brought to hospital after the attack and doctors at Tel Aviv's Ichilov Hospital said medical teams are "fighting for the lives" of four victims.

In a statement issued on Thursday night, Prime Minister Naftali Bennett offered his condolences to the families of those killed and said that Israeli security services "are in pursuit of the terrorist who carried out the murderous rampage tonight in Tel Aviv".

"Wherever the terrorist is - we will get to him. And everyone who helped him indirectly or directly - will pay a price," Mr Bennett said.

Over 1,000 members of the Israeli police, army special forces and the Shin Bet intelligence service are involved in the search, police officials have said.

Israeli army special forces at the scene in Dizengoff street after shooting attacks in central Tel Aviv on 7 April 2022
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Israeli army special forces at the scene
According to the Times of Israel, the attack began when at least one gunman opened fire at Ilka bar on Dizengoff.

"We dove under the tables and people started crying, it was horrible," Evelyn Gertz, 34, who was eating next door, told the news site.

Video from Dizengoff Street shows people running away as emergency vehicles pour into the area, sirens wailing. CCTV footage from an outside bar shows people drinking then suddenly dashing away at the moment of the attack, overturning chairs in the scramble to escape.

As security forces scoured the area, police appealed to people not to venture out.

"Don't leave your homes. Don't stick your heads out of the window. Stay off your balconies," police spokesman Eli Levy said on Channel 13 television.

Israel's security forces were already on a high state of alert after a deadly spate of attacks in recent days.

At the end of last month, five people were shot dead by a Palestinian gunman in an ultra-Orthodox Jewish suburb of Tel Aviv. Days earlier, six people were killed in two attacks by three Israeli Arabs in the northern city of Hadera and the southern city of Beersheba. All the perpetrators were shot dead.

It marks the deadliest period of attacks in Israel since 2006, with fears of further incidents in the lead-up to the Muslim festival of Ramadan, the Jewish festival of Passover and the Christian festival of Easter which coincide in a rare convergence next week.
Source: BBC NEWS.
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No source.

Ontop another people's news .

Maybe we are done with our nija

A Link will do the needful..

Even in their holy month, this people are still oiling their criminal act

Death to all terrorists

Source please

Death to Israel.

I don't know why this arabs hate Irael.