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HaaretzSecurity

Man Firing at Homes and Police in Netanya Shot Dead; Gunman Identified as Active Soldier

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An active-duty soldier opened fire on homes and police in Netanya before being shot and killed by security forces. The motive for the attack remains under investigation.

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  • Man firing at homes and police in Netanya killed by officers.
  • Assailant identified as an active-duty soldier.
  • Motive for the attack is currently unknown.
  • Investigation into the incident is underway.
Man Firing at Homes and Police in Netanya Shot Dead; Gunman Identified as Active Soldier
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A man who opened fire at homes and police officers in the city of Netanya was shot and killed by security forces on Tuesday. According to a source, the assailant was an active-duty soldier.

The incident occurred when the man began shooting at residential buildings and law enforcement personnel in Netanya. Police responded to the scene, and an exchange of gunfire ensued. The shooter was ultimately neutralized by officers.

Details regarding the motive behind the attack and the soldier's background are still emerging. The source identifying the shooter as an active soldier was not further elaborated upon in the initial report. Investigations into the incident are ongoing.

HaaretzLeft · Tel Aviv

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