In Israel, a Hamas terrorist fired at a civilian bus, there are injuries.

On the West Bank of the Jordan River, a Hamas terrorist opened fire on a civilian bus, resulting in eight people being injured, three of them seriously. This was reported by Times of Israel.

According to the emergency service 'Magen David Adom', as a result of the shooting, eight individuals were affected, three of whom are in critical condition, and one person is in moderate condition. Four people sustained minor injuries from glass.

Hamas claimed responsibility for the attack and named the shooter as Samir Muhammad Ahmad Hussein from its military division 'Al-Qassam'.

It was initially believed that the terrorist acted in a group or received assistance from accomplices who provided him with weapons and a vehicle. However, after surveying the area, it was established that there was no second assailant.

According to the first investigation by the IDF, Hussein left the Nablus area and stopped on a side road from where he began shooting with firearms at the bus.

On the West Bank, controlled by Israeli security forces, there has been a significant increase in violence since the outbreak of the war in Gaza in October 2023. Shin Bet announced that it has stopped the supply of weapons to the West Bank from Iran, which supports Hamas.

The Palestinian movement Hamas called on the new US administration to stop supporting Israel. In its statement on the Telegram channel, the movement declared that 'the Palestinians will continue to resist the occupation.'

Earlier, it was reported that on November 2, the IDF eliminated the commander of 'Hezbollah' Jafar Hader Faur, who was responsible for rocket attacks on Israel that occurred on October 8, 2023. Faur was eliminated in Lebanon along with another commander.