Assailant reportedly charges toward policemen with knife and pepper gas spray

An assailant with a sharp object was shot and neutralized in Jerusalem on Monday after running toward policemen and shouting “Allahu Akbar,” Hebrew-language outlet N12 reported.

The suspect, 30, was reportedly taken to the Hadassah University Hospital (Ein Kerem) in serious condition.

According to N12, the terrorist arrived from the neighborhood of East Talpiot, holding a container with pepper gas spray in one hand, a knife in the other. He was shot once in the stomach.

The Jerusalem stabbing attempt follows another stabbing attempt just hours earlier near Ramallah.

Full article at i24News

Related Articles:

Britain must not let Israel stand alone

“Cyrus freed the Jews, and today the Jewish state might free the Persians,” said Prime Minister Netanyahu this week, adding, “Not in the sense that we’re doing it for them… In the end,...

When Israel defends itself, the world cries foul

Israel has carried out extensive strikes again the Iranian regime. A terror funding, antisemitic, genocidal regime that seeks to wipe Israel off the face of the earth. Despite this,...

Gaza aid hypocrisy: Israel feeds. Hamas kills. The world distorts.

Over the past few weeks the world has erupted in outrage over false claims made about Israel, not over the crimes of Hamas, but over the claims of Hamas. Every time the...

“We should thank Israel for defending us all,” says British colonel

Israel is fighting to defend the Western world, according to Colonel Richard Kemp, who says that millions of lives may have been saved by Israel's actions today. The former commander of the British...

“The people shall rise up as a great lion” – Netanyahu’s Western Wall note placed only hours before strikes on Iran

When Prime Minister Netanyahu visited the Western Wall on Thursday, few would have recognised that it was a foreshadow of what was about to happen a few hours later. Thursday was the official...

Subscribe to start receiving FREE TORCH magazines from CUFI UK