at least five people were killed in the town of bnei brak on the outskirts of tel aviv.

at least five people were killed in the town of bnei brak, on the outskirts of tel aviv. but i can say at this stage, this is the deadliest attack of its kind in years in israel, and it's only a week since i last said that. we had a medic in the ultra—orthodoxjewish neighbourhood of bnei brak to the east of tel aviv describing finding victims spread out at intervals along the street and some of them had been on foot and one of them had been in a car and there was some reports from witnesses in the neighbourhood saying that they earlier heard gunshots being fired towards apartment balconies. video footage that appears to show the man dressed in black, walking with a rifle on the street, and what israeli media are saying at the moment quoting security officials they're saying that this attacker that was shot dead was from the northern occupied west bank affiliated with a palestinian military group, that is different from attacks we've seen in the others in the past week. which have been associated with israeli arab citizens who were linked to islamic state group. bnei brak

at least five people were killed in the town of bnei brak on the outskirts of tel aviv. knell has the latest from jerusalem. the picture is still a bit confused, but i can say at this stage, this is the deadliest attack of its kind in years in israel, and it's only a week since i last said that. we had a medic in the ultra—orthodoxjewish neighbourhood of bnei brak to the east of tel aviv describing finding victims spread out at intervals along the street and some of them had been on foot and one of them had been in a car and there was some reports from witnesses in the neighbourhood saying that they earlier heard gunshots being fired towards apartment balconies. video footage that appears to show the man dressed in black, walking with a rifle on the street, and what israeli media are saying at the moment quoting security officials they're saying that this attacker that was shot dead was from the northern occupied west bank affiliated with a palestinian military group, that is different from attacks we've seen in the others in the past week. which have been associated wit

bnei brak is a very crowded _ been targeted police.s a very crowded neighbourhood, - been targeted police. bnei brak is a very crowded neighbourhood, an . been targeted police. bnei brak is a l very crowded neighbourhood, an ultra orthodox jewish very crowded neighbourhood, an ultra orthodoxjewish neighbourhood and sort of a place for my people really are religious. so it seems that the attacker went there knowing that thatis attacker went there knowing that that is very much the appearance and he was a people dressed in black—and—white wearing hats walking along the street, at the time of day this happened, early evening, lots people would have beenjust this happened, early evening, lots people would have been just out and about. now the pictures that we are getting from their are quite chaotic was that you can see lots and lots of emergency vehicles rushed to the scene, ambulances, police cars and that has sort of added to some of the confusion over what exactly has been going on. find the confusion over what exactly has been going on

yolande knell, bbc news, bnei brak.acting. a statement from the 67—year—old's family, says he's been diagnosed with a language disorder, caused by brain degeneration. it means his cognitive ability, is impaired. tom parker, a singer with the boy band, the wanted, has died of brain cancer. he was 33. he told fans he'd been diagnosed with an inoperable tumour 18 months ago, and his treatment battle was followed by millions. tim muffett looks back at his life. formed in 2009, the wanted enjoyed number one hits, global acclaim, and even a hug from michelle 0bama during a trip to the white house. how are you? good, thank you. yourself? so good to see you. but last year, band member tom parker revealed he'd been diagnosed with a form of brain cancer, and that he decided to stop his gruelling chemotherapy treatment. done my six cycles, did 30 rounds of radiation. the body was crying out for help by the end. it was just really intense. his candid approach to his condition won him huge admiration. here he was ahead of a charity

it happened in the strictly orthodox city of bnei brak.he was a palestinian from the occupied west bank. palestinian president mahmoud abbas has condemned the attacks. our correspondent yolande knell has the latest from jerusalem. the picture is still a bit confused, but i can say at this stage this is the deadliest attack of its kind in years in israel, and it's only a week since i last said that. we had a medic in the ultra—orthodoxjewish neighbourhood of bnei barak to the east of tel aviv describing finding victims spread out at intervals along the street and some of them had been on foot and one of them had been in a car and there was some reports from witnesses in the neighbourhood saying that they earlier heard gunshots being fired towards apartment balconies. video footage that appears to show the man dressed in black, walking with a rifle on the street, and what israeli media are saying at the moment quoting security officials they're saying that this attacker that was shot dead was from the northern occupied west bank affiliated w

two of the victims were identified as israeli residents of bnei brak. were two local men who were shot dead. both of them fathers. one of them is actually out with his small child. there was an israeli arab citizen killed as well. he was a police officer who shot and killed the palestinian attacker, man who came from the north of the west bank. people here, in this religious neighbourhood, talk about the deep shock that they feel about this very sudden attack and there is fear, too, notjust here but across much of israeli and palestinian society, that this could lead to another round of deadly violence. israel has been hit by two other attacks in the last few days — those were carried out by arab israelis with links to the islamic state group. on sunday two police officers — both 19 years old — were killed in an attack by two gunmen in the northern city of hadera. the assailants were shot dead by counter—terrorism officers who happened to be at a restaurant nearby. the islamic state (is) group said it was behind the attack. last week, a man killed four

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at least five people were killed in the town of bnei brak on the outskirts of tel aviv. the gunman was also shot dead. those are the headlines. one of the most important collections of artefacts in the world, the burrell collection in glasgow, is back on show to the public after a five—year renovation programme of the museum that cost more than £68 million. there are 9,000 items in the collection and some of them haven't been seen in public for decades. 0ur scotland correspondent lorna gordon has the story. welcome to the burrell collection! welcome back! cheering and applause. the first visitors back at one of glasgow's best—loved museums, opening its doors for the first time in nearly six years. it looks fabulous. really fabulous. delighted to be here and see everything they've done. gorgeous. i actually really like how you can see the outside as well. like, when you're in, it is so pretty. it's fantastic! and what do you think of the burrell? excellent. this long renovation has vastly increased the gallery space, ensuring more of the collection can be seen than ever b

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authorities say a palestinian man from the occupied west bank shot dead five people in the israeli city of bnei brak outside of tel aviv before he was fatally shot. tuesday it was the third deadly attack inside israel over the past week. palestinian president mahmoud abbas condemned tuesday's attack saying -- "the cycle of violence confirms that a comprehensive, just and stable peace is the shortest, most correct path to security and stability for both peoples." in el salvador, president nayib bukele says authorities have arrested over 2000 people since a state of emergency was imposed following a violent weekend. police say they are targeting suspected members of gangs by cordoning off entire neighborhoods and conducting house-by-house searches. human rights watch has expressed concern about the crackdown saying -- "instead of protecting salvadorans, this broad state of emergency is a recipe for disaster that puts their rights at risk." a federal jury in colorado has awarded $14 million to 12 people who were injured by denver police during protests in 2020 calling for racial justice following the p

you're in the middle of the city in bnei brak, a terrorist holding a weapon came here and murdered two and ran over to the next street, murdered another one. he could have gone on with this massacre, on and on. palestine's president mahmoud abbas has condemned the killings after media reports said the attacker was a 27—year—old palestinian from a village in the north of the occupied west bank. israel's security forces were already on high alert after two attacks last week by israeli arabs linked to the islamic state which left six people dead. translation: these are difficult days. - every few years, israel deals with a wave of terror following a period of calm. translation: these are difficult days. - there is a violent outbreak by those who try to annihilate us, those who wish to harm us at any cost, whose hatred towardsjews and the state of israel drives them insane. there had already been fears of more attacks in the months when moslems observe ramadan, this year coinciding with passover, a jewish festival, as well as easter, a christian one, a rare occurrence. so now prime ministe