let me go back to martin fletcher and ayman here on the set with me. martin, fill in the blanks. we don't want to draw conclusions or make assumptions about motivations, but this does seem to fit as paul indicated a bit of a pattern. >> yeah, there's no doubt. on past history of the area in the region, this clearly -- we have to wait for the official statements, but it is clearly a terrorist attack in the heart of tel aviv. right within yards of the israeli military headquarters in tel aviv, they will have a lot of plain clothed security in the area, there always is. the last time i was in that market, sarona market, was with our producer paul goldman and his son. we were having a meal there. everybody goes to that area. what this will do now is shed a new aspect to the call by many of the israeli security services who are calling on the government to allow more palestinians from the west bank to give them work premise to work inside israel. the israeli security services believe strongly the way to stop terrorism is to allow more palestinians inside israel to work. and that will

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. >> let me bring in martin fletcher.first saw the news, i said, it's the mid '90s, and you said, no, is it 2001? but either way, anybody that's spent a lot of times following the israeli/palestinian issue know it's awfully familiar. >> it's awfully familiar. there's been lone wolf stabbing attacks against jews and that was different, because in the past, it was suicide bombs, attacks against buses, shootings. the palestinians themselves were beginning to call the third uprising, a different kind of violence. >> a third intifada? >> uprising means intifada, but everyone's holding back from that. nobody wants to say that. >> everybody's been hesitant to use that word. >> precisely because it's mostly lone wolf stabbings, other than organized attacks. >> you brought up stabbing. this is obviously more lethal. they had arms and this is what we hadn't seen in what has been a slow build-up of more violence? >> there has been a slow build-up of more violence, but there have been other shooting attacks. in january, two israelis

and as martin fletcher said a few minutes ago, life is back to normal here. streets are now opening up that were closed for the past hour. and people are back in the restaurants eating and drinking, so it's sort of back to usual here. pretty fast. >> it is incredible to americans, i think, how quickly that transition can happen. i've just been given a translation of the mayor of tel aviv speaking to reporters a short time ago, saying -- and this is roughly translated, we will continue with our lives in tel aviv. the city is a symbol for continuation of daily life. and paul, to your point, that's what the israelis want. they want to show if indeed this was an act of terrorism, they want to show that they will survive it. >> that is always the call that you will hear from any official, right after a terror attack, the first thing they will say, we're asking everyone to go back to normal life. that's the reality here. >> paul, do we know any more about the weapons used? we were speaking to our colleague from itn who said there were reports about the type of guns