The parliament adopts a law regarding the victims of Al-Tleil explosion and considers the casualties' status as “martyrs of the Lebanese army”.

The explosion, that happened on 15 ⁠August 2021, was caused in the presence of the Lebanese army, killing dozens of soldiers and civilians.

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⋯ The incident is still ongoing.

After a shooter on a motorbike fired in Bnei Brak, Tel Aviv, shooting is now reported in Ramat Gan.

⋯ Police sirens in Bnei Brak.

⋯ Footage from the scene in Bnei Brak.

⋯ Two Israelis have been confirmed killed, and two are currently in very critical situation. Shooting happened at 3 different locations.

No confirmation on the shooters' identity or status.

⋯ Deaths rised to 4.

This would be third security incident in occupied 1948 lands in one week.

⋯ Video showing the active shooter in Bnei Brak earlier tonight.

⋯ Bnei Brak Mayor Avraham Rubinstein urged city residents to stay home and await further instructions. Fear that another attacker is still roaming the city persists.

Deaths are reported to have rose to 5.

⋯ The alleged shooter in Ramat Gan is arrested. No casualties have been reported there.

⋯ Palestinians factions haven't issued a statement yet on the incident, unlike the earlier incident.

Cautious!

⋯ Bnei Brak's shooter, who was killed, has been named as Diaa Hamarsheh, a Palestinian from the village of Yabod near Jenin. Born in 1995.

Weapon used was M-16.

⋯ Lebanon: Heavy shooting in the air in Ein El-Hilweh camp in Sidon, rejoicing at the operation in occupied Palestine.

Hamas took two hours to issue a statement because they needed to know the identity of the shooter, no matter how some might spin it, the ISIS operation two days ago was a very serious threat to the Palestinian resistance generally.

The repercussions could be huge, if not circumvented. t.me/LebUpdate/24094

New CCTV footage of the operation.

⋯ Hebrew media: IDF bolsteres troops in West Bank with 4 additional battalions, raising the number to 8.

The fifth casualty was an occupation officer who engaged with Diaa.

⋯ The testimony of a settler: “[The attacker] told us to go outside. It seems that he didn’t want to kill women.”