ALBAWABA - Journalistic sources have identified Rami Nator, a resident of Qalansawe and a member of the Arab 48 community, as the perpetrator of today's ramming incident at the Glilot Junction in Tel Aviv.
According to preliminary accounts, the tragedy claimed the lives of six persons and wounded five others, 10 of whom were in severe condition. A vehicle crashed into a bus stop on Aharon Yariv Street in Ramat HaSharon, which is north of Tel Aviv, as part of the assault.
The majority of the casualties are Israeli troops, according to Hebrew media, and the offender was later shot.
The assault took place close to the gate of Israel's "Glilot" military facility, which is home to intelligence establishments such as Mossad and Military Intelligence Unit 8200.
According to Israeli reports, a truck crashed into a bus stop in Tel Aviv, resulting in several injuries.
Israeli police said that the attacker had been shot and is investigating the incident. According to police reports, most of the injuries are in critical condition. The ramming took place at the Galilot intersection, near a military campsite.
According to Israel Hayoum, around 50 Israelis were injured with at least 15 in critical condition. Some reports said that most of the injured were soldiers heading to their designated stations.
