Four people were injured in a stabbing attack in Tel Aviv on Tuesday, Israel's emergency services said. Ichilov Hospital said it was treating three of the victims, including one with "a serious condition with a knife wound to the neck". The assailant, a 28-year-old foreign national, was shot dead at the scene, police said.

At least four Israelis, including an army officer, were injured in a stabbing operation in Tel Aviv on Tuesday evening.

Police says that the person who attacked four people with a knife in Tel Aviv is a Moroccan national who entered Israel with a US residency permit.

The assailant arrived in the country on a connection flight from Poland, with his entry intitially prevented at Ben Gurion airport • Despite this, the Shin Bet released him and approved his entry

The stabbing happened in a bustling nightlife spot of Israel’s commercial capital. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Four people have been stabbed in the Israeli capital of Tel Aviv after a man reportedly launched a frenzied attack in a popular nightlife area. A spokesperson for a nearby hospital said it was treating three people as a result of the incident, including one victim who was in "a serious condition with a knife wound to the neck".

Reports say officials found Abdelaziz Kaddi had no lodging plans, little money and no obvious reason for wanting to visit, but okayed him anyway; days later he knifed four people The post ‘Unclear why he’s here’: Questions mount over how Tel Aviv stabber was let into Israel appeared first on The Times of Israel.

Moroccan national Abdel Aziz Kadi, who held U.S. permanent residency, carried out a stabbing attack in Tel Aviv, injuring four people before being shot dead. Despite undergoing multiple security checks by Israeli authorities,