
Violence in Haifa: 1 killed, 4 wounded in bus stabbing attack
By Craig Nigrelli (Anchor), William Jackson (Producer), Kaleb Gillespie (Video Editor)
- A stabbing attack at a Haifa transit hub left one man dead and four wounded before an armed security guard fatally shot the 20-year-old Druze assailant. Israeli authorities have treated the incident as a militant act amid ongoing tensions with Gaza.
- The attack occurred as Arab foreign ministers met in Cairo to discuss an Egyptian plan for rebuilding Gaza. Leaders proposed temporary zones and an interim Palestinian administration.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to continue fighting those who harm Israelis. Meanwhile, Hamas called for more attacks during Ramadan.
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Israeli authorities continue to investigate a stabbing attack that left one man dead and four others wounded at a busy transit hub in Haifa. Authorities identified the attacker as Yitro Shaheen, 20, from Shfaram, a Druze citizen of Israel.
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- A 70-year-old was killed and four others were wounded in a stabbing attack at a bus station in Haifa, according to Israeli police.
- The assailant in the attack was killed at the scene, and initial reports indicated conflicting details about the incident.
- Israeli emergency services reported that at least six people were injured, including two in serious condition.
- Israeli media reported confusion over details of the attack, including the number of attendees and those injured.
- No summary available because of a lack of coverage.
- A 70-year-old man was killed and four others were injured during a suspected terror attack in Haifa, as confirmed by Israeli officials.
- The attack involved two terrorists, one who opened fire and another who stabbed victims near a bus station, according to Magen David Adom Emergency Service.
- Eli Bin, head of Israel's medical service, confirmed that the injured individuals were in moderate-serious condition after the incident.
- Police Chief Daniel Levy stated the identity of the eliminated terrorist is unclear, and they are investigating for additional assailants.
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According to police, the attacker boarded a bus, stabbed passengers and continued his assault outside before an armed security guard fatally shot him.
Shaheen killed 70-year-old Hassan Karim Dhamshe and wounded three others: a woman in her 70s, a 15-year-old boy and two adults in their 30s. One of the wounded remains in critical condition after emergency surgery.

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Has Israel linked the attack to broader tensions?
Authorities have treated the attack as a militant act. Hamas praised the stabbing but did not claim responsibility.
The incident comes amid ongoing Israeli military operations in Gaza and stalled ceasefire talks.
What plan does Egypt have for Gaza?
Arab foreign ministers met in Cairo to discuss an Egyptian plan for rebuilding Gaza. The proposal calls for temporary zones for displaced residents and an interim Palestinian administration unaffiliated with Hamas or the Palestinian Authority.
The plan contrasts with a separate proposal backed by President Donald Trump. The American president aims to relocate Palestinians outside of Gaza.
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How has Israel responded?
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was testifying in his corruption trial when the Haifa attack occurred. He stepped out of court to offer condolences and wish a speedy recovery to the wounded.
He vowed to continue fighting those who seek to harm Israelis.
Hamas has called for more attacks during Ramadan, urging confrontations with Israeli forces in the West Bank, Jerusalem and inside Israel.
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ISRAELI AUTHORITIES ARE INVESTIGATING A DEADLY STABBING AT A BUSY TRANSIT HUB IN HAIFA… LEAVING ONE MAN DEAD, AND FOUR OTHERS WOUNDED BEFORE A SECURITY GUARD AND A CIVILIAN SHOT AND KILLED THE ATTACKER.
POLICE IDENTIFIED THE ASSAILANT AS A 20-YEAR-OLD DRUZE CITIZEN OF ISRAEL WHO RECENTLY RETURNED FROM ABROAD. OFFICIALS SAY HE BOARDED A BUS, STABBED PASSENGERS, AND THEN CONTINUED ATTACKING PEOPLE OUTSIDE BEFORE HE WAS FATALLY SHOT.
THE VICTIMS INCLUDE A 70-YEAR-OLD MAN WHO DIED AT THE SCENE, A WOMAN IN HER 70S, A TEENAGE BOY, AND TWO ADULTS IN THEIR 30S. ONE OF THE WOUNDED REMAINS IN CRITICAL CONDITION AFTER EMERGENCY SURGERY.
AUTHORITIES ARE TREATING THE ATTACK AS A MILITANT ACT. HAMAS PRAISED THE STABBING BUT DID NOT CLAIM RESPONSIBILITY. THE ATTACK COMES AS TENSIONS RISE, WITH ISRAEL CONTINUING MILITARY OPERATIONS IN GAZA AS CEASEFIRE TALKS STALLED.
IN CAIRO, ARAB FOREIGN MINISTERS MET TO DISCUSS AN EGYPTIAN PLAN FOR REBUILDING GAZA. THE PROPOSAL, EXPECTED TO BE ENDORSED AT AN UPCOMING SUMMIT, CALLS FOR TEMPORARY ZONES FOR DISPLACED RESIDENTS AND AN INTERIM PALESTINIAN ADMINISTRATION—ONE UNAFFILIATED WITH HAMAS OR THE PALESTINIAN AUTHORITY.
THIS CONTRASTS WITH A SEPARATE PROPOSAL, REPORTEDLY BACKED BY PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP, THAT WOULD RELOCATE PALESTINIANS OUTSIDE OF GAZA.
PRIME MINISTER BENJAMIN NETANYAHU, WHO WAS TESTIFYING IN HIS CORRUPTION TRIAL WHEN THE HAIFA ATTACK HAPPENED, STEPPED OUT OF COURT TO OFFER CONDOLENCES TO THE VICTIM’S FAMILY AND WISH A SPEEDY RECOVERY TO THE WOUNDED. HE VOWED TO CONTINUE FIGHTING THOSE WHO SEEK TO HARM ISRAELIS.
HAMAS CALLED FOR MORE ATTACKS DURING RAMADAN, URGING CONFRONTATIONS WITH ISRAELI FORCES IN THE WEST BANK, JERUSALEM, AND INSIDE ISRAEL.
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- A 70-year-old was killed and four others were wounded in a stabbing attack at a bus station in Haifa, according to Israeli police.
- The assailant in the attack was killed at the scene, and initial reports indicated conflicting details about the incident.
- Israeli emergency services reported that at least six people were injured, including two in serious condition.
- Israeli media reported confusion over details of the attack, including the number of attendees and those injured.
- No summary available because of a lack of coverage.
- A 70-year-old man was killed and four others were injured during a suspected terror attack in Haifa, as confirmed by Israeli officials.
- The attack involved two terrorists, one who opened fire and another who stabbed victims near a bus station, according to Magen David Adom Emergency Service.
- Eli Bin, head of Israel's medical service, confirmed that the injured individuals were in moderate-serious condition after the incident.
- Police Chief Daniel Levy stated the identity of the eliminated terrorist is unclear, and they are investigating for additional assailants.
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