Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he was calling up all reserve forces in Israel’s border police “to confront the terror attacks.”
Palestinian militants killed three people and wounded at least six others Friday in two separate attacks after Israel conducted airstrikes in the Gaza Strip and Lebanon.
Hours later in Tel Aviv, a man drove his car onto a bike path near a seaside park, police said. He killed a 30-year-old Italian man and injured at least five other British and Italian tourists. Police shot and killed the driver on the scene following the attack, but have not named him.Fighting on Israel’s northern and southern borders subsided after dawn, and midday prayers at the Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem passed peacefully.
Then, Israel bombed both Lebanon and the Gaza Strip Friday morning. In Gaza City, houses and a children’s hospital were damaged in the strikes that the Israeli military said had been targeting Hamas tunnels and weapon-making sites. Muhanad Abu Neama, a taxi driver in Southern Lebanon, said the air strikes hit his home and his family barely escaped.
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