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Two Israeli police officers injured in Jerusalem stabbing; terrorist killed

The officers were evacuated for medical treatment.

The knife used in an terror attack in Jerusalem's Old City on March 6, 2022. Credit: Israel Police.
The knife used in an terror attack in Jerusalem’s Old City on March 6, 2022. Credit: Israel Police.

Two police officers were wounded early on Sunday in a terror attack in Jerusalem’s Old City, according to the Israel Police. The assailant was neutralized by officers on the scene.

The suspect arrived at the Huta Gate in the Muslim Quarter at approximately 4:30 a.m., drew a knife and attacked the officers, stabbing one. Other officers present on the scene opened fire, neutralizing him. He was later pronounced dead on the scene by medical personnel.

The two officers, who suffered light to moderate wounds, were evacuated for medical treatment.

Additional police forces quickly arrived on the scene and began searching the area for additional threats. Israel Police Jerusalem District Commander Doron Turjeman also visited the scene, and conducted a situation assessment.

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