David Adom

At least 35 people were injured on Sunday morning when a truck crashed into a bus stop near Glilot in central Israel.

The police have deployed large forces in the area, located north of Tel Aviv, and have asked drivers to avoid passing through the scene.

Many injuries were recorded in an attack that occurred Sunday afternoon at Ber Sheva Central Bus Station in southern Israel. According to an Israeli police statement, gunshots were heard at the scene and authorities are treating the incident as a possible terrorist act.

The Israeli military said successive rocket barrages were fired from Lebanon into northern Israel Wednesday, after an Israeli strike killed a senior Hezbollah commander in south Lebanon the previous day.

Lebanon's Iran-backed Hezbollah group said it launched a drone and missile attack on an Israeli base on Wednesday in response to strikes that killed three Hezbollah fighters the day before.

Israel and Hamas ally Hezbollah have been exchanging near-daily cross-border fire since the Palestinian militant group attacked southern Israel on Oct. 7, triggering war in the Gaza Strip.

Three gunmen opened fire at police near Jerusalem's holiest site on July 14, wounding three Israelis, two of them critically, before the attackers were killed by security forces, Israeli police said.
   

An explosion aboard a bus in Jerusalem caused around 20 casualties on April 18, Israeli media said, and police said it may have been a militant attack or the result of a fire from other causes. 

Israelis can now use their smartphones to make live video distress calls to emergency responders, a first-of-its-kind service that, if successful, could set a new standard for countries around the world.