Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich called to dismantle the Palestinian Authority after a shooting in Jerusalem on Monday (September 8). At least six people were killed and several were injured in the shooting attack. Smotrich took to X and said that “the State of Israel cannot accept a Palestinian Authority that raises and educates its children to murder Jews.”&nbsp;“The Palestinian Authority must disappear from the map, and the villages from which the terrorists came should look like Rafah and Beit Hanoun,” he declares, praising the “bravery of the courageous soldier and Kollel student who engaged and neutralized the terrorists, thereby likely preventing an even larger attack.”&nbsp;Netanyahu was warned of Jerusalem attack a week ago?&nbsp;&nbsp;It has been claimed that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was warned about the attack a week ago. As per the Israeli officials who talked to CNN, Israeli security officials had warned the Israeli PM about the potential for “serious escalation” in the occupied West Bank due to the government’s policies there. This came after Netanyahu’s decision to annex the West Bank to Israel.&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/jerusalem-shooting-hamas-doesn-t-take-responsibility-but-says-this-1757322180807">Jerusalem shooting: Hamas doesn't take responsibility but says this...</a>&nbsp;The officials said that &nbsp;the security assessment presented to the ministers included a warning about a potential flare-up of violence in the West Bank in the upcoming weeks.&nbsp;Netanyahu at the shooting site&nbsp;Netanyahu reached the site of the shooting, where he said he “war against terrorism” continues in Gaza, the West Bank, and Jerusalem. The Israeli PM arrived there after canceling his appearance in court for his corruption trial. After the deadly attack, Netanyahu requested the court to cancel the appearance. “We are at war against terrorism. The war continues in the Gaza Strip, and unfortunately, also in Jerusalem...In Judea and Samaria (West Bank), we’ve thwarted hundreds of attacks this year, but unfortunately, not today," Netanyahu said from Jerusalem.

Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich called to dismantle the Palestinian Authority after a shooting in Jerusalem on Monday (September 8). At least six people were killed and several were injured in the shooting attack.

Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich called to dismantle the Palestinian Authority after a shooting in Jerusalem on Monday (September 8). At least six people were killed and several were injured in the shooting attack. Smotrich took to X and said that “the State of Israel cannot accept a Palestinian Authority that raises and educates its children to murder Jews.” “The Palestinian Authority must disappear from the map, and the villages from which the terrorists came should look like Rafah and Beit Hanoun,” he declares, praising the “bravery of the courageous soldier and Kollel student who engaged and neutralized the terrorists, thereby likely preventing an even larger attack.” Netanyahu was warned of Jerusalem attack a week ago? It has been claimed that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was warned about the attack a week ago. As per the Israeli officials who talked to CNN, Israeli security officials had warned the Israeli PM about the potential for “serious escalation” in the occupied West Bank due to the government’s policies there. This came after Netanyahu’s decision to annex the West Bank to Israel. Also read: Jerusalem shooting: Hamas doesn't take responsibility but says this... The officials said that the security assessment presented to the ministers included a warning about a potential flare-up of violence in the West Bank in the upcoming weeks. Netanyahu at the shooting site Netanyahu reached the site of the shooting, where he said he “war against terrorism” continues in Gaza, the West Bank, and Jerusalem. The Israeli PM arrived there after canceling his appearance in court for his corruption trial. After the deadly attack, Netanyahu requested the court to cancel the appearance. “We are at war against terrorism. The war continues in the Gaza Strip, and unfortunately, also in Jerusalem...In Judea and Samaria (West Bank), we’ve thwarted hundreds of attacks this year, but unfortunately, not today," Netanyahu said from Jerusalem.

Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich called to dismantle the Palestinian Authority after a shooting in Jerusalem on Monday (September 8). At least six people were killed and several were injured in the shooting attack.

Palestinian Authority 'must disappear from the map,’ says Smotrich after Jerusalem attack

After a deadly attack in Jerusalem on Monday (September 8), where six people were killed and six were seriously injured, it has been claimed that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was warned about the attack a week ago. As per the Israeli officials who talked to CNN, Israeli security officials had warned the Israeli PM about the potential for “serious escalation” in the occupied West Bank due to the government’s policies there. This came after Netanyahu’s decision to annex the West Bank to Israel.&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/jerusalem-shooting-hamas-doesn-t-take-responsibility-but-says-this-1757322180807">Jerusalem shooting: Hamas doesn't take responsibility but says this...</a>&nbsp;The officials said that &nbsp;the security assessment presented to the ministers included a warning about a potential flare-up of violence in the West Bank in the upcoming weeks. Netanyahu at the shooting site&nbsp;Netanyahu reached the site of the shooting, where he said he “war against terrorism” continues in Gaza, the West Bank, and Jerusalem.The Israeli PM arrived there after canceling his appearance in court for his corruption trial. After the deadly attack, Netanyahu requested the court to cancel the appearance. “We are at war against terrorism. The war continues in the Gaza Strip, and unfortunately, also in Jerusalem...In Judea and Samaria (West Bank), we’ve thwarted hundreds of attacks this year, but unfortunately, not today," Netanyahu said from Jerusalem.&nbsp;Hamas doesn't take responsibility but says this&nbsp;Following the shooting that took place at the Ramot Junction on Yigal Street on Monday (September 8), which left five people dead and 15 injured, Hamas has praised the deadly terror attack at Ramot Junction in Jerusalem, describing it as a “heroic operation.” In a statement, the group said the assault was “a natural response to the occupation’s crimes and the war of extermination it is waging against our people.” While Hamas stopped short of claiming responsibility, it urged Palestinians in the West Bank to “intensify the confrontation with the occupation and settlers.”&nbsp;

Two Israeli officials have claimed that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was warned of the deadly attack a week ago, saying there might be a serious escalation after the West Bank annexation report. 

After a deadly attack in Jerusalem on Monday (September 8), where six people were killed and six were seriously injured, it has been claimed that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was warned about the attack a week ago. As per the Israeli officials who talked to CNN, Israeli security officials had warned the Israeli PM about the potential for “serious escalation” in the occupied West Bank due to the government’s policies there. This came after Netanyahu’s decision to annex the West Bank to Israel. Also read: Jerusalem shooting: Hamas doesn't take responsibility but says this... The officials said that the security assessment presented to the ministers included a warning about a potential flare-up of violence in the West Bank in the upcoming weeks. Netanyahu at the shooting site Netanyahu reached the site of the shooting, where he said he “war against terrorism” continues in Gaza, the West Bank, and Jerusalem. The Israeli PM arrived there after canceling his appearance in court for his corruption trial. After the deadly attack, Netanyahu requested the court to cancel the appearance. “We are at war against terrorism. The war continues in the Gaza Strip, and unfortunately, also in Jerusalem...In Judea and Samaria (West Bank), we’ve thwarted hundreds of attacks this year, but unfortunately, not today," Netanyahu said from Jerusalem. Hamas doesn't take responsibility but says this Following the shooting that took place at the Ramot Junction on Yigal Street on Monday (September 8), which left five people dead and 15 injured, Hamas has praised the deadly terror attack at Ramot Junction in Jerusalem, describing it as a “heroic operation.” In a statement, the group said the assault was “a natural response to the occupation’s crimes and the war of extermination it is waging against our people.” While Hamas stopped short of claiming responsibility, it urged Palestinians in the West Bank to “intensify the confrontation with the occupation and settlers.”

Two Israeli officials have claimed that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was warned of the deadly attack a week ago, saying there might be a serious escalation after the West Bank annexation report.

Netanyahu was warned of Jerusalem attack a week ago? Shocking report reveals THIS

Following the shooting that took place at the Ramot Junction on Yigal Street on Monday (September 8), which left five people dead and 15 injured, Hamas has praised the deadly terror attack at Ramot Junction in Jerusalem, describing it as a “heroic operation.” In a statement, the group said the assault was “a natural response to the occupation’s crimes and the war of extermination it is waging against our people.” While Hamas stopped short of claiming responsibility, it urged Palestinians in the West Bank to “intensify the confrontation with the occupation and settlers.”&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/jerusalem-shooting-attack-four-killed-multiple-injured-1757318764731">Jerusalem shooting attack: Five killed, multiple injured; two attackers ‘neutralized’. What we know so far</a><h2>What happened in Jerusalem shooting?</h2>At least five people were killed and several others injured when Palestinian gunmen opened fire at a crowded bus stop in Israeli-annexed east Jerusalem, authorities said. Israel’s emergency service, Magen David Adom (MDA), confirmed five fatalities in the late-morning assault at Ramot Junction, updating its earlier count of four. Police said the two assailants were shot dead at the scene.&nbsp;According to MDA, seven of the wounded remain in critical condition. Among those killed were a man in his fifties and three others in their thirties. In total, about 15 people sustained injuries. Eyewitness accounts described scenes of chaos. Paramedic Fadi Dekaidek said victims were “lying on the road and pavement near the bus stop, some unconscious.”&nbsp;Police said the attackers drove to the site, stepped out, and opened fire at commuters before being quickly confronted. A nearby security guard and an armed civilian returned fire, killing both gunmen. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu convened an emergency security meeting in response to the incident. Hamas, which has been locked in war with Israel in Gaza for nearly two years, praised the attack, calling it a “natural response” to Israel’s military actions. The group identified the shooters as Palestinian militants but did not formally claim responsibility.&nbsp;The assault marked one of the deadliest shootings in Jerusalem since the Gaza conflict began after Hamas’s October 2023 cross-border attack, which left more than 1,200 people dead in Israel, mostly civilians. Israel’s subsequent military campaign in Gaza has killed over 64,000 Palestinians, according to figures from Gaza’s health ministry that the United Nations deems credible.

Jerusalem shooting: Hamas doesn't take responsibility but says this...

Following the shooting that took place at the Ramot Junction on Yigal Street on Monday (September 8), which left five people dead and 15 injured, Hamas has praised the deadly terror attack at Ramot Junction in Jerusalem, describing it as a “heroic operation.” In a statement, the group said the assault was “a natural response to the occupation’s crimes and the war of extermination it is waging against our people.” While Hamas stopped short of claiming responsibility, it urged Palestinians in the West Bank to “intensify the confrontation with the occupation and settlers.” Also Read: Jerusalem shooting attack: Five killed, multiple injured; two attackers ‘neutralized’. What we know so far What happened in Jerusalem shooting? At least five people were killed and several others injured when Palestinian gunmen opened fire at a crowded bus stop in Israeli-annexed east Jerusalem, authorities said. Israel’s emergency service, Magen David Adom (MDA), confirmed five fatalities in the late-morning assault at Ramot Junction, updating its earlier count of four. Police said the two assailants were shot dead at the scene. According to MDA, seven of the wounded remain in critical condition. Among those killed were a man in his fifties and three others in their thirties. In total, about 15 people sustained injuries. Eyewitness accounts described scenes of chaos. Paramedic Fadi Dekaidek said victims were “lying on the road and pavement near the bus stop, some unconscious.” Police said the attackers drove to the site, stepped out, and opened fire at commuters before being quickly confronted. A nearby security guard and an armed civilian returned fire, killing both gunmen. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu convened an emergency security meeting in response to the incident. Hamas, which has been locked in war with Israel in Gaza for nearly two years, praised the attack, calling it a “natural response” to Israel’s military actions. The group identified the shooters as Palestinian militants but did not formally claim responsibility. The assault marked one of the deadliest shootings in Jerusalem since the Gaza conflict began after Hamas’s October 2023 cross-border attack, which left more than 1,200 people dead in Israel, mostly civilians. Israel’s subsequent military campaign in Gaza has killed over 64,000 Palestinians, according to figures from Gaza’s health ministry that the United Nations deems credible.

The shooting claimed the lives of five poeple and left 15 injured. Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu holds meeting with chiefs of security establishment. Forces also confirm that the two attackers have been neutralised

A mass shooting at a major crossroads in Jerusalem on Monday (September 8) morning claimed the lives of five people and left at least 15 others wounded, Israeli officials said. Six of the injured remain in critical condition, according to the emergency medical service, Magen David Adom. The incident unfolded at the northern gateway into Jerusalem, a busy stretch that links the city with nearby Jewish settlements. Witnesses reported that two gunmen boarded a crowded bus during the morning rush and began shooting at passengers before continuing their attack outside near a bus stop.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/south-asia/dead-bodies-dragged-out-by-clothes-taliban-let-afghan-women-die-trapped-under-rubble-after-deadly-quake-to-obey-no-touch-rule-1757316171559">Dead bodies dragged out by clothes? Taliban let Afghan women die trapped under rubble after deadly quake to obey ‘no touch’ rule</a>&nbsp;Security forces responded swiftly, fatally shooting both attackers within minutes and preventing further bloodshed. Footage from the scene showed panic-stricken commuters running for cover as bullets struck the bus and surrounding area. Paramedics described scenes of chaos, with victims sprawled on the pavement amid shattered glass. Magen David Adom confirmed that the dead included one man in his fifties and three men in their thirties. Several of the wounded were rushed to hospitals across the city for urgent treatment. The attack, among the deadliest in Jerusalem in recent months, comes at a time of heightened tensions linked to the continuing conflict in Gaza.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/eclipsed-at-birth-donald-trump-was-born-on-total-lunar-eclipse-will-blood-moon-affect-his-fortunes-and-future-1757318283941">Eclipsed at birth: Donald Trump was born on Total Lunar Eclipse. Will Blood Moon affect his fortunes and future?</a>

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is now holding an assessment with the heads of the security establishment following the attack in Jerusalem.&mdash; Prime Minister of Israel (@IsraeliPM) <a href="https://twitter.com/IsraeliPM/status/1964969985916514617?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 8, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<h2>Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu reacts</h2>Following the attack, Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is taking the stock of the situation with the heads of the security establishment. Yair Lapid, leader of the Opposition posted on X, “A terrible terrorist attack this morning in Jerusalem in which four innocent Israelis were murdered. I strengthen the security forces in their efforts to thwart terrorism. Sending deep condolences to the families of the murdered and a speedy recovery to the wounded.”<h2>Hamas 'hails' Jerusalem shooting attack</h2>Hamas has praised the deadly terror attack at Ramot Junction in Jerusalem, describing it as a “heroic operation.” In a statement, the group said the assault was “a natural response to the occupation’s crimes and the war of extermination it is waging against our people.” While Hamas stopped short of claiming responsibility, it urged Palestinians in the West Bank to “intensify the confrontation with the occupation and settlers.”

Jerusalem shooting attack: Five killed, multiple injured; two attackers ‘neutralized’. What we know so far

A mass shooting at a major crossroads in Jerusalem on Monday (September 8) morning claimed the lives of five people and left at least 15 others wounded, Israeli officials said. Six of the injured remain in critical condition, according to the emergency medical service, Magen David Adom. The incident unfolded at the northern gateway into Jerusalem, a busy stretch that links the city with nearby Jewish settlements. Witnesses reported that two gunmen boarded a crowded bus during the morning rush and began shooting at passengers before continuing their attack outside near a bus stop. Also Read: Dead bodies dragged out by clothes? Taliban let Afghan women die trapped under rubble after deadly quake to obey ‘no touch’ rule Security forces responded swiftly, fatally shooting both attackers within minutes and preventing further bloodshed. Footage from the scene showed panic-stricken commuters running for cover as bullets struck the bus and surrounding area. Paramedics described scenes of chaos, with victims sprawled on the pavement amid shattered glass. Magen David Adom confirmed that the dead included one man in his fifties and three men in their thirties. Several of the wounded were rushed to hospitals across the city for urgent treatment. The attack, among the deadliest in Jerusalem in recent months, comes at a time of heightened tensions linked to the continuing conflict in Gaza. Also Read: Eclipsed at birth: Donald Trump was born on Total Lunar Eclipse. Will Blood Moon affect his fortunes and future?

Five people have been killed and multiple have been injured in a shooting attack in Jerusalem on Monday (September 8). Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu hold meeting with heads of security

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