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Manhunt underway for terrorist who shot 2 dead, injured multiple in Tel Aviv

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Two people are dead and multiple injured in a shooting terrorist attack on the busiest street in Tel-Aviv, Israel

Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett is reportedly being debriefed at the military headquarters in Tel Aviv as a manhunt continues for a rouge gunman.

More than one thousand police officers and elite IDF soldiers are scanning central Tel Aviv in search of the terrorist who carried out tonight’s deadly shooting attack.

A gunman roamed the centre of Tel Aviv, Israel, in the fourth attack of its kind in just over two weeks.

There are shootings in multiple locations including on one of the busiest streets in the city.

Initial reports say a gunman has been killed, with a possible second attacker still at large.

The victims of tonight’s deadly terror attack in central Tel Aviv have now been identified as two males in their thirties.

38-year-old man, a 28-year-old woman, and a 20-year-old man are among those seriously wounded with reports at least 8 people are in critical condition in hospital.

Doctors are currently fighting for the lives of four people wounded.

It follows a spree of attacks by Israeli Arabs and a Palestinian which left 11 people dead.

Video from the main Street shows people running away as emergency vehicles pour into the area, sirens wailing.

Palestinians are celebrating right now.

Police are telling people to stay indoors, don’t stick your heads out of the window and stay off your balconies.

World leaders are quick to condemn the attack.

More to come.

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