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B'nei Brak is an ultra-Orthodox suburb of Tel Aviv, Israel where an Islamist terrorist shot at a passing vehicle on Tuesday evening. This was the third deadly terror attack in a week on innocent Jews. Five people have been confirmed dead.
Seven days ago, an Arab Israeli influenced by ISIS opened fire in the southern city of Beersheba, killing four people. Over the weekend, two 19-year-old border police officers were killed in a shooting attack in Hadera.
The Islamist shooter, Dia'a Hassan Hamarsheh, 27, was shot and killed by police. He is from the village of Ya'bed in Samaria. However, police are still searching for more jihadis in the area and have reportedly arrested a second suspect.
Hamarsheh worked illegally in Israel and was apparently known in the city. He served six months in an Israeli prison in 2013 for membership in weapons trafficking and his membership in the Al Aqsa Martyr's Brigade, a terrorist organization, according to Israel's security cabinet. The Brigade is the military arm of Fatah, the leading party in the PA headed by Mahmoud Abbas.
“I call on the city’s residents to stay in their homes for the time being and wait for clear instructions from the security forces,” said Bnei Brak Mayor Avraham Rubinstein in an interview on Israel’s Channel 12.
“We heard the shots from the Magen David Adom station and went immediately in their direction,” said MDA emergency responder Lipa Hirsch. “On Herzl Street, we noticed a 30-year-old man lying unconscious. He was out of breath and without a pulse with gunshot wounds.”
About 100 meters down the street, the responders found the second victim, a 40-year-old man in critical condition who was transferred to the hospital for further treatment. He later died of his wounds.
The other three dead people were found further up the street, he said.
“I treated a single individual who sustained gunshot wounds, he was in serious condition. The Psychotrauma and Crisis Response Unit of the organization was dispatched to deal with several people who suffered from shock as a result of witnessing the shooting, ” United Hatzalah volunteer EMT Motti Noiman, who was one of the first responders at the scene, said.
PM Naftali Bennett has been in talks with security officials.
Hamarsheh worked illegally in Israel and was apparently known in the city. He served six months in an Israeli prison in 2013 for membership in weapons trafficking and his membership in the Al Aqsa Martyr's Brigade, a terrorist organization, according to Israel's security cabinet. The Brigade is the military arm of Fatah, the leading party in the PA headed by Mahmoud Abbas.
“I call on the city’s residents to stay in their homes for the time being and wait for clear instructions from the security forces,” said Bnei Brak Mayor Avraham Rubinstein in an interview on Israel’s Channel 12.
“We heard the shots from the Magen David Adom station and went immediately in their direction,” said MDA emergency responder Lipa Hirsch. “On Herzl Street, we noticed a 30-year-old man lying unconscious. He was out of breath and without a pulse with gunshot wounds.”
About 100 meters down the street, the responders found the second victim, a 40-year-old man in critical condition who was transferred to the hospital for further treatment. He later died of his wounds.
The other three dead people were found further up the street, he said.
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“I treated a single individual who sustained gunshot wounds, he was in serious condition. The Psychotrauma and Crisis Response Unit of the organization was dispatched to deal with several people who suffered from shock as a result of witnessing the shooting, ” United Hatzalah volunteer EMT Motti Noiman, who was one of the first responders at the scene, said.
PM Naftali Bennett has been in talks with security officials.
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