A shooting incident at the Ramot Junction area in northern Jerusalem on Monday morning left four people dead and more than 15 others injured, according to local authorities.
Emergency services said the attack occurred during the busy rush hour as a bus was passing through the junction. Security forces on site responded swiftly, and the assailants were neutralized within minutes. Roads in the area were temporarily sealed off as paramedics and first responders evacuated the injured to nearby hospitals.
Witnesses reported scenes of panic as commuters sought cover when gunfire broke out. Medical officials confirmed that several of the injured remain in serious condition.
Official Response
Israeli police have launched an investigation into the incident, and authorities are working to determine the identity of the attackers and the circumstances surrounding the assault.
Officials described the shooting as one of the most serious incidents in Jerusalem in recent months, and security has since been reinforced at key transit points across the city.
Broader Context
The event comes at a time of heightened regional tensions, though no group has claimed responsibility. Observers note that urban transit hubs such as Ramot Junction remain vulnerable to sudden violence, despite increased security measures in recent years.
For residents, the attack has underscored ongoing concerns over safety in crowded public spaces. Authorities said further updates would be shared as investigations progress.
