"Eight people were wounded in last night's shooting attack in Jerusalem, two of them seriously. The security forces were at the scene within minutes and were engaged in pursuit all night, in cooperation with significant ISA, Israel National Counter-Terrorism Unit and police forces," Lapid said,
"The terrorist turned himself in to the Israel Police this morning and is currently being questioned. In a situation assessment that I held with the Public Security Minister, Israel Police Inspector General and the Jerusalem District Police Commander, it was pointed out that this was a lone assailant, a resident of the city with a criminal background.
"There is one conclusion from this incident, as from previous incidents: Whoever harms Israeli citizens has nowhere to hide. We will pursue them, find them wherever they are, and deal with them to the fullest extent of the law. READ MORE
