The paramedics say five people were killed in the shooting attack on Jerusalem

Five people were killed and seriously injured in the shooting attack by Palestinian militants in Jerusalem, paramedics, and the police, the police and the police were the police.

The ambulance service from Israel David Eds has determined the dead as three men in the thirties, one woman in her fifties, and one man in his fifties. Nine people suffering from fire injuries were transferred to hospitals, which three others were injured by broken glass.

The Israeli police said that two “terrorists” arrived in a car and opened fire towards a bus station in Ramot Janeshhen, in the northern suburbs of the city. He added that the security officer and a civilian restored fire, and “neutralizing” the attackers.

There was no immediate claim from any armed groups, although Hamas praised the attack.

The police said that a large number of officers were securing the area, and that the bombs disposal units were guaranteed to be safe while forensic teams collected evidence.

The Israeli army said that the soldiers were also deployed in the area and were searching for the suspects in cooperation with the police.

She added that the forces were surrounding many areas on the outskirts of the city of Ramallah, in the occupied West Bank, to “thwart terrorism and strengthen the defense efforts.”

The Israeli media reported that the militants are believed to have been launched from the villages of Qbeiba and Qatta, which is located about 10 kilometers (6 miles) to the west of Ramot Junction.

Police Commissioner, Shlomi Bakhar, told 12 TV at the scene that the officers were “currently trying to understand how they got here, and those who brought them, and I think that within a short period we will reach every person involved.”

His office said that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was at the same time an assessment of the situation with the heads of the security establishment after the attack.

Hamas praised what he called “the heroic and exceptional operation by two Palestinian resistance fighters,” which he said was “a natural response to the occupation crimes (Israel) and the genocide against our people.”

“He was severely shocked by the cowardly terrorist attack” and that his ideas were with the families of the victims.