According to preliminary reports, the suspected terror attack occurred in or near a synagogue in the Neve Yaakov neighborhood in Jerusalem.

At least five people have been killed in a suspected terror shooting attack in the Neve Yaakov neighborhood in Jerusalem, Israeli medics and police announced on Friday. Five others were injured in the attack.
An update issued by the Magen David Adom, Israel's national emergency medical service, detailed that of those injured, two were in critical condition and one in serious condition. Two others were described as being in moderate and moderate to serious condition.
According to the police, the suspected gunman has been shot and "neutralized."

"Preliminary report - terror attack in a synagogue in Jerusalem: A short time ago there was a report of a shooting in the Neve Ya'akov neighborhood in Jerusalem. As a result of the shooting, there are several wounded at the scene. The terrorist was neutralized," the police said on Twitter.


Local media reports suggest police are searching for possible additional suspects that may have aided the shooter.

The rampage occurred a day after 9 Palestinians were killed by Israeli fire in the West Bank. The Israeli military said that Israeli forces had come under fire during a "counterterrorism operation to apprehend an Islamic Jihad terror squad" in the Jenin refugee camp and had to shoot several "enemy combatants."
The raid on Jenin was followed by Gaza militants launching rockets into Israel, with Tel Aviv carrying out retaliatory airstrikes overnight.
Israel said that in response to the missiles fired from the Strip, it "targeted an underground rocket manufacturing site" allegedly belonging to Hamas, which controls the Palestinian enclave, and a north Gaza military base used by the Palestinian militant group.

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derecho:
Shetttima boys don reach Israel?

Not terrorist attack rather attacked on invaders and occupier.

Oches4me:
Not terrorist attack rather attacked on invaders and occupier.

I stand with Palestinians.