At least six civilians have been killed and nine injured in a shooting in the Israeli city of Jaffa, located near Tel Aviv, local officials have told Fox News.
The incident, which is believed to be a terror attack, took place Tuesday outside a newly built light rail station on Jerusalem Street.
Authorities say at least two individuals who opened fire on a crowd of people have been "neutralized."
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Shortly after the shooting, Israel faced more attacks with Iran launching roughly 100 ballistic missiles.
Many were intercepted by Israel's missile defense systems, while others did hit the ground.
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Iran had previously threatened to launch missiles at Israel.
The Iran Revolutionary Guard issued a statement saying that it was a response to the killing of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah.
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The Israel Defense Forces eventually issued a message to Israelis telling them it was safe to come out from their protective spaces.