Truck ramming attack near Israeli army base injures dozens; suspect killed
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Israeli authorities are investigating a potential terrorist attack after suspect rammed a truck into a bus stop outside of Tel Aviv, injuring dozens.
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Some victims were left trapped under the truck. Civilians shot and killed the truck driver, who allegedly got out with a knife, Tazpit Press Service (TPS), an international Israeli news agency, reported.
The truck driver was a resident of the Israeli-Arab town of Qalansawe, police sources told TPS.
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