Israel's Netanyahu Briefed After Reports of Explosions on Empty Buses
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was being briefed on Thursday about explosive device incidents in the Tel Aviv area, his office said, after police said they were investigating reports of explosions on board empty buses near the major city.
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Israeli police continue searching for suspects after explosions on several buses near Tel Aviv, with no casualties, ...
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