15 Injured in Jerusalem Road Junction Shooting
Shooting at a busy road junction in Jerusalem wounded 15 people. Police say attackers were neutralized in a swift response, underscoring ongoing security challenges in the city.
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Shooting at a busy road junction in Jerusalem wounded 15 people. Police say attackers were neutralized in a swift response, underscoring ongoing security challenges in the city.
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