Security Assessment Results in Police Reinforcement in Tel Aviv One Week After Terror Attack
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Israeli police deployed in large numbers in Tel Aviv, stopping and checking cars throughout area. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
Police deployed in large numbers in Tel Aviv and its environs on Friday following a security assessment, exactly one week after a terrorist murdered three people in the heart of the city.
Police stopped cars and requested drivers’ IDs. Armed police officers were spotted on Dizengoff Street, not far from last week’s attack, and near Dizengoff Center, among other places.
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