Tel Aviv Schoolchildren Stay Home as Manhunt for Bar Killer Enters Second Day

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Israeli police on motorcycles during manhunt for pub killer. Photo: Screenshot.

Many schoolchildren in Tel Aviv-Jaffa stayed away from school Sunday morning, as a new week opened in the shadow of a shooting attack that killed two Israelis and wounded seven on Friday.

The suspected shooter, identified by police as Nashat Milhem, a 29-year-old resident of Arara, an Arab village in northern Israel, remained at large as thousands of police entered a third day of searches.

Read full story at The Times of Israel.

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