At least one person was killed and two others wounded in a shooting and stabbing attack in the occupied West Bank.
A Palestinian suspect reportedly attacked an Israeli soldier and grabbed his weapon. The assailant shot another Israeli, stole his car and fled.
Euronews reports that the person opened fire at a bus stop, injuring a third person.
Middle East Eye reports that an Israeli soldier was killed on Sunday in a stabbing and shooting attack in the occupied West Bank.
The report says that the Israeli army said as Israeli forces closed off the area in a search for the suspected assailant.
Israeli army spokesman Jonathan Conricus told AFP that an assailant attacked a soldier with a knife near the Ariel junction, located near the illegal Israeli settlement of the same name in the Salfit district of the northern West Bank.
Conricus said the attacker then seized the soldier’s weapon and fired towards three cars, before using one of the vehicles to drive towards a nearby junction, where he opened fire and on at least one other soldier.
This is a developing story via Middle East Eye, Euronews
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