Photo Credit: United Hatzalah
Scene of the terror attack in Jerusalem. Nov. 30, 2023

Three people have been murdered and six people have been wounded in a terror attack at the entrance to Jerusalem on Thursday morning at Weizman Blvd. The attack began around 7:40 AM.

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Two terrorists, one armed with an M-16 rifle, the other with a pistol, began opening fire near a bus stop at the entrance to the city. Three people have been murdered, a 24-year-old woman and a 73-year-old man. The third victim hasn’t been identified. Six more people are reported wounded and are listed as between seriously to moderately wounded.

Weapons used in Jerusalem terror attack. Nov. 30, 2023

Based on what can be seen in a photo below, from from right after the attack, the rifle of one of the terrorist’s jammed while shooting, possibly preventing him from hitting more people.

In video footage from the attack, one can see a number of Israeli civilians and reservists running towards the terrorists and shooting them. Both terrorists are dead.

According to police, the two terrorists arrived by car and began shooting at the people in the bus stop.

In the video, the terrorists can be seen being shot by the civilians and reservists.

This past week, Israel released some 150 terrorists back into Israel, in exchange for Hamas releasing only some of the Israeli women and children that have been holding as hostages in Gaza since the October 7 massacre.

The terrorists in today’s attack were two brothers from the neighborhood Tzur Bacher in Jerusalem. They had previously spent time in jail for planning terror attacks on behalf of Gazan terror organizations.


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