here is our correspondent, gallagher fenwick. gallagher: u.s. president -- the u.s.esident has not congratulated him. the u.s. president reminded netanyahu that the u.s. remains committed to the establishment of a sovereign, via bill -- viable palestinian state, along with a secure state of israel. barack obama, reminding everyone including -- barack obama reminding everyone including the israeli premier that they want a two state solution. they will continue to cooperate on matters of security intelligence, and military matters, but also taking time to tell benjamin netanyahu that the u.s. is still focused on reaching a comprehensive deal with iran concerning its nuclear program, making short -- sure that it does not achieve nuclear weapons. this probably irking benjamin netanyahu. an obviously tense relationship that had already reached a low went recently -- a low point recently. molly: that was gallagher fenwick reporting from jerusalem. >>reporter: wolfsburg witha 2- -- with a 2-1 win. napoli through. the spanish through 5-2. club brugge and zenit st. petersburg

gallagher fenwick is standing by. walk us through what happened and what we know about the driver. gallagher: a little bit after 10 :00 a.m. local time, a vehicle driven by a palestinian youth -- after 10:00 a.m. local time, a vehicle driven by a palestinian youth rammed into a group of female border guards standing next to the jerusalem headquarters of the israeli police border guard before proceeding -- hitting some more folks right next to a light-rail stop just meters away from the first incident. at this point, the figures are six wounded, light to moderate wounds most of those border guards, one civilian, a 50-year-old, who was on his bicycle, was also hit. that's the victims. the perpetrator of the attack, which israeli police are referring to as a terrorist attack is in very serious condition after having been shot by another border guard who was standing by. he has been apprehended and is in critical condition. molly: we are seeing this incident take place during a time of heightened diplomatic tension. this as the palestinian central committee called for a cut to security

eve: gallagher fenwick takes us through the papers and how they have been reacting. gallagher: all the journalists who wrote these papers are waking up to a very different paper -- picture than when they wrote those papers. take the how rest daily which -- thehaaretz daily, which said that they were deadlocked. haaretz lashing out at the prime minister, saying that he resorted to race baiting to win the election. we see that he has no intention of ever agreeing to a palestinian state and what he thinks of 20% of the population. they are a danger. they are walking peacefully to their places of voting, and it's an existentialist -- existential threat. the jerusalem post is a bit more measured in its comments, saying that netanyahu declares victory after a close race. but in its editorial saying, what does this supposedly three of netanyahu mean? -- the suppose it victory of netanyahu mean? it has to be said that the reign of king bb, despite the legion of naysayers both in israel and around the world has not yet come to an end. why is that? according to the jerusalem po

our regional correspondent gallagher fenwick reports about the push. gallagher: in the markets in west jerusalem the rivalry between the right-wing party and the herzog-led center league camp is a heated argument. >> [arguing in a foreign language] gallagher: the latest polls have the right and a centerleft neck and neck. voters can swing things either way. defenders tell us that half of his -- this vendor tells us that half of his customers have not made up their mind yet. >> they are sure about who they will vote for, and there are others that say about 50% who are still hesitating. they will make up their minds tuesday morning front of the ballot box. gallagher: although many israelis will have the day off to head to the poll, some say they will boycott the vote. >> the selection talked is not interest me. genie: wh gallagher: why? >> because they have them too much, it is too often. gallagher: the israeli elections are generally unreliable and this election will probably produce some surprising results. molly: polls closer roughly 10:00 p.m. local t