Suspected Terror Attack in Israel- At Least 14 Injured in Combined Ramming, Stabbing by Palestinian Who Reportedly Entered the Country Illegally (Video)

At least 14 people were injured, including one critically, in a terrorist car-ramming and stabbing attack at a bus stop near the Karkur Junction, east of Caesarea.

According to police, a Palestinian man who entered Israel illegally was driving the car.

Following the ramming, the suspect then attacked two police with a screwdriver.

At least 14 pedestrians were wounded after a terrorist rammed into pedestrians on Highway 65 near the Pardes Hanna-Karkur intersection, Israel Police confirmed on Thursday afternoon.

Israeli media reported that two police officers were stabbed with a screwdriver at the scene at the Karkur intersection.

In an interview with Channel 12, Israel Police spokesperson Aryeh Doron shared, “After carrying out the car-ramming at the bus stop, the terrorist drove another few hundred meters, hitting an officer and his car.”

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Dornon added that the suspect was “eliminated” at the scene shortly after the incident.

The latest attack comes less than a week after three buses exploded in central Israel in another “suspected terror attack.”

Israeli police confirmed that three explosive devices detonated, while two additional bombs failed to go off.

The buses, located in a parking lot in Bat Yam and Holon, south of Tel Aviv, were not in service at the time, miraculously preventing mass casualties, according to The Times.