2 dead, 2 others hurt in suspected terror attack in Holon

Police officer shoots assailant on the scene after suspected terrorist, a West Bank resident, stabs civilians in three locations in the city, just south of Tel Aviv; This is a breaking story

Meir Turgeman|Updated:

Scene of a stabbing attack in Holon
(Kobi Koniankus)

A second victim of the suspected terror attack in Holon has died after a woman was pronounced dead in a stabbing attack on Sunday carried out by a West Bank Palestinian in three separate locations in the city just south of Tel Aviv. The assailant was shot by a police officer on the scene.
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זירת אירוע הדקירה ברחוב משה דיין בחולון
זירת אירוע הדקירה ברחוב משה דיין בחולון
Stabbing attack in Holon on Sunday
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The elderly man was in critical condition, a man in his 30s was seriously hurt and a man in his 20s suffered moderate wounds in the attacks.
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זירת אירוע הדקירה ברחוב משה דיין בחולון
זירת אירוע הדקירה ברחוב משה דיין בחולון
Aftermath of a stabbing attack in Holon on Sunday
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In a statement the police said the suspected terrorist was a resident of the West Bank adding that forces were rushed to the scene and widespread searches were underway including with the use of a police chopper, to determine that there were no accomplices or other perpetrators still at large.
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זירת אירוע הדקירה ברחוב משה דיין בחולון
זירת אירוע הדקירה ברחוב משה דיין בחולון
Aftermath of a stabbing attack in Holon on Sunday
(Photo: Kobi Koniakus)
"This was a complex terror attack carried out in three separate locations at a distance of some 500 meters (550 yards) apart," paramedic Rami Meushar said. "In the first, we saw a 26-year-old man in moderate condition with a stab wound. In the nearby park, we saw a woman in her 70s who was unconscious, without a pulse and administered resuscitation but unfortunately, we had to pronounce her dead. Another man was seriously hurt and on the Mosh Dayan road, there was another man in his 70s who was transported in critical condition to the Wolfson Medical Center."
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First published: 08:09, 08.04.24
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