Three buses have exploded in Bat Yam, south of Tel Aviv, in what Israeli police say is a "suspected terror attack" Devices in two other buses failed to explode, police say. There

An Israeli police officer inspect the scene where police have reported a series of explosions on buses in what they said appeared to be a militant attack in Bat Yam,

Israeli police on Thursday reported a series of explosions on buses in central Israel in what they said appeared to be a militant attack. No injuries were reported. Police rushed forces to the scene in Bat Yam,

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he’s ordered a stepped-up military operation across the occupied West Bank after three parked buses exploded in Bat Yam, near Tel Aviv. No one was hurt in the blasts.

This is a jihad of victory or martyrdom.” Israeli media reported at around 9:00 p.m. local time (2:00 p.m. ET) that three empty buses had exploded in the Tel Aviv suburb of Bat Yam, and two other bombs were found in the central city of Holon before they went off.

Buses empty, nobody hurt; bombs may have been intended for Friday morning, but had timers incorrectly set; 2 more devices found on buses nearby; police suspect West Bank terror cell The post 3 buses explode in Bat Yam,

A video titled "A bus bombing has just occurred in central Israel in a suspected terrorist attack" shows plumes of black smoke rising from a parking lot in Bat Yam, with at least one bus fully engulfed in flames. Israeli forces are investigating the explosions, and a large police team has been deployed to the area for further investigation.

Several buses have exploded in Israel sparking fears of a coordinated terror attack - authorities are urging the public to avoid the areas and remain alert for suspicious items

Explosions hit two buses in Bat Yam, near Tel Aviv, on Thursday, with no reported injuries. Israeli police suspect a terror attack, but no group has claimed responsibility. Authorities found two unexploded bombs,

A Hamas official told Newsweek the Israeli government may have staged the attack in a bid to undermine the ceasefire agreement.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered Israel’s military to conduct an operation in the occupied West Bank after three empty buses exploded in a suspected terror attack near Tel Aviv on Thursday.