Israel Investigates Jerusalem Bus Bombing as Police Plan Tighter Security for Passover
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The scene of a bus explosion in Jerusalem on Monday, April 18, 2016. Authorities are investigating the terror attack. Photo: United Hatzalah Spokesperson’s Office.
Israeli authorities on Tuesday were investigating a Jerusalem bus bombing that wounded 21 people and raised fears of a sharp escalation in violence, while police planned tightened security for the Jewish Passover holiday.
The bomb tore through a bus in a relatively isolated area of southern Jerusalem on Monday night, with the fire spreading to a second bus.
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