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Tel Aviv bus stabbing attack victim. Photo: NRG News.
Jerusalem Post – Dramatic emergency call footage recorded during a stabbing rampage on a Tel Aviv bus was released Wednesday, providing insight into the horror surrounding the terror attack.
In the approximately 30-second call to Magen David Adom placed at 7:28 a.m. on Wednesday morning, a female caller can be heard frantically explaining the situation to the dispatcher. Caller: “There was a terror attack on a bus. A man with a knife. A terror attack on a bus in Tel Aviv. At the Maariv bridge.”
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