Two people were killed and seven were wounded in an apparent shooting attack in a central Tel Aviv pub on Friday afternoon. The attack occurred at the Simta pub on Dizengoff 122, near the corner of Gordon St.
There is much confusion surrounding a shooting that occurred a short time ago on Tel Aviv’s Dizengoff Street in the area of Gordon Street. At least six people are wounded in what appears to have been a shooting inside a gay bar, with the shooter using an automatic weapon. The shooter remains at large at…
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