Israel: Explosions in several buses one after another in Israel, police called it a possible terrorist attack

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Israel Explosions on Buses: There have been reports of explosions in several buses one after the other in Israel. Police have described it as a possible terrorist attack. There are no reports of any casualties in this incident. During the investigation, additional explosives have been found on two other buses. Officials have appealed to the people to remain alert.

Police started investigation

Police said in a statement, “Initial reports suggest that this appears to be a terrorist attack. Explosions have been reported in several buses at different locations in Bat Yam.” The incident took place when Hamas returned the bodies of four Israeli hostages from Gaza. The statement said that a large number of police forces have been deployed to search for the suspects.

Explosives found in buses

Police spokesman Ashi Aharoni said explosives were also found on two other buses. Officials said the bombs had timing devices. Police spokesman Haim Sargrof said that an investigation is underway to determine whether a single person planted explosives in various buses or several criminals were involved. The mayor of Bat Yam said that no one was injured in these blasts.

PM Netanyahu calls a meeting

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has called a security meeting after the explosions on buses in central Israel. Netanyahu is being constantly updated about these explosions by his military secretary.