At Least 10 Wounded in Combined Ramming-Stabbing Attack in Hadera: Israeli Media
At around 4:18 p.m. local time, a vehicle drove into several pedestrians, and ten people were wounded, Israeli media menti9oned.
Hillel Yaffe Medical Center in Hadera said it had received 10 evacuated individuals from the incident, one is in critical condition, two in serious condition, six are in mild condition, and one in moderate condition.
Israeli media reported that two police officers were stabbed at the scene at the Karkur intersection.
The attacker was shot dead by Israel Police. Israeli media revealed that the terrorist was a 24-year-old Israeli Arab from Ma'ale Iron with no criminal or security record.
Israel Police spokesperson: 'The terrorist ran over several people at a bus station, then proceeded to stab others and crashed into a police vehicle.'
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