US EditionHelmet Cam Footage Shows Chaos After Jerusalem Terror Attack
A licensed civilian and a brigade commander stopped two attackers who killed six and injured around 20 during a shooting at an East Jerusalem bus stop, police said.
- On Monday morning, a shooting struck the Ramot Junction bus stop in East Jerusalem, killing six people, while the two alleged attackers were shot dead at the scene.
- Reports say the attackers originated in a village near Ramallah, amid Israel's offensive against Hamas and rising Israeli-Palestinian tensions.
- Two gunmen boarded the bus at Ramot Junction and opened fire; a haredi yeshiva student with a licensed firearm and a Hashmonaim Brigade commander neutralized them as footage showed chaotic aftermath, witnesses and Magen David Adom paramedics reported.
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir visited the scene, Israeli police detained a suspect, and border crossings plus military barricades between Jerusalem and Ramallah were closed.
- UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk condemned dehumanisation and urged ending Gaza carnage, while Israel's Defense Minister Israel Katz warned Hamas: `Today, a powerful hurricane will strike in the skies of Gaza City.
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Gunmen Murder Six at Jerusalem Bus Stop.
PULSE POINTSWHAT HAPPENED: Palestinian gunmen opened fire at a bus stop in north Jerusalem, killing six people and wounding several others, including a pregnant woman.WHO WAS INVOLVED: The attackers were identified as two Palestinian militants. Israeli police, emergency responders, and civilians at the scene were also involved.WHEN & WHERE: The attack occurred late Monday morning at the Ramot Junction on Yigal Street, north Jerusalem, on Septemb…
Helmet Cam Footage Shows Chaos After Jerusalem Terror Attack
JERUSALEM – Footage from a Magen David Adom (MDA) paramedic’s helmet camera captures the frantic response in the first moments after Monday’s deadly shooting at Ramot Junction in Jerusalem. Dozens of volunteers and rescue teams can be seen rushing to the victims, providing initial medical care, and evacuating the injured to nearby hospitals within minutes. […]
The EU deplores the violence in East Jerusalem and insists on the need for a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. ...
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