JERUSALEM: Israel banned Palestinians entrance in occupied territory after attack in Tel Aviv in which at least four Israelis were killed and several wounded.
As per report, Israeli officials claimed that four Israelis were killed by firing of two unknown persons in a café.
Israeli officials blamed that they were Palestinians who were disguised.
As per report, Palestinians were allowed to visit their relatives and Al-Aqsa Mosque in wake of Ramadan.
Police claimed that one of the attacker is arrested while other is under medical treatment as he got injured during interaction with police.
Police officials also claimed that the attackers were identified as Mohammad Khaled and his cousin Mohammad Ahmad Makhamrah who belonged to Hebron in occupied West Bank.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called the incident as a ‘cold-blooded terrorist murder’.
Netanyahu claimed to take immediate action against culprits of the incident.
At least 32 Israelis and 207 Palestinians have been killed in acts of violence since October.