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Netanyahu to Convene Urgent Meeting After Jerusalem Terror Attacks
Netanyahu to Convene Urgent Meeting After Jerusalem Terror Attacks
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Military-political cabinet of key Israeli ministers will take additional decisions in light of the ongoing terror wave in Jerusalem, according to Netanyahu’s... 13.10.2015, Sputnik International
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Netanyahu to Convene Urgent Meeting After Jerusalem Terror Attacks
Military-political cabinet of key Israeli ministers will take additional decisions in light of the ongoing terror wave in Jerusalem, according to Netanyahu’s press service.
TEL AVIV (Sputnik) — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will convene an emergency meeting with key ministers and the heads of the security forces on Tuesday after two terrorist attacks in Jerusalem earlier in the day, Netanyahu’s press service said.
13 October 2015, 08:06 GMT
Three Israelis were killed and over 20 were injured in shooting and stabbing attacks in Jerusalem on Tuesday, the Haaretz newspaper reported, citing local police.
“Military-political cabinet will take additional decisions in light of the ongoing terror wave,” the press service stated.
The meeting is scheduled for 12:00 GMT.
Two more terrorist attacks took place earlier on Tuesday in the small town of Ra'anana, which is located near Tel Aviv. At least 4 people are wounded, according to the police.
